A shared trailer and truck design library

Coming soon with company accounts. Every company keeps its own database of trailer and truck designs. Designs a company chooses to publish go into a global library that every Bridge Law Calculator customer can use to lay out setups.

How it works

1. Private by default. Designs your team creates stay in your company's own library.
2. Publish when ready. Choose which models to publish to the global library.
3. Users lay them out. Fleets, dealers and upfitters pick your model, pair it with their tractor or truck, and check axle loads and legal limits.
4. Attribution stays. Every published design shows the manufacturer's name and links back to the manufacturer's site.

For trailer manufacturers: product marketing that does engineering work

Buyers ask whether a trailer will scale legal behind their tractor with their load. When your model is in the library, they can answer that themselves with your dimensions, and your brand is on the result. It is trailer marketing aimed at the moment a buyer is deciding.

• Your models in front of fleets, dealers and owner-operators planning loads
• Brand name and link back to your site on every design
• You control what is published and can unpublish going forward
• Dimensions supplied by you, the manufacturer, instead of guesses

For fleets, dealers and upfitters

Start from real manufacturer designs instead of measuring a trailer on the lot. Save your own variations privately.

Accuracy and responsibility

Library designs are never reviewed or verified by American Trailer Engineering. Published designs are provided by the companies that publish them, and Bridge Law Calculator outputs are estimates based on those inputs. Users are responsible for their own engineering and regulatory compliance. See the user-submitted designs terms (draft).

Status: [PLACEHOLDER – Dustin to confirm: design library availability date / early access]