Truc-King

About Truc-King

Truc-King is a pre-launch Saudi technology company building a digital fleet operations platform for the trucking sector in the Kingdom. Its website argues that trucking in Saudi Arabia still runs largely on phone calls, WhatsApp groups and paper, leaving fleet owners without real-time visibility, stakeholders without a shared record, and payments that are slow and prone to disputes.

The platform is intended to serve five groups: fleet owners, customers who ship loads, drivers, regulators and brokers. Its four pillars are tracking, documents, communications and payments. The company is starting with Phase 1, fleet operations, which is in development. Phase 1 includes live GPS fleet tracking intended to work without expensive hardware on every vehicle; maintenance management that tracks service intervals per vehicle, sends alerts before deadlines and logs history; fuel monitoring per trip and per vehicle that flags anomalies, software-first with optional sensor integration later; and registration and compliance management that stores registration and insurance documents and reminds owners of expiry dates.

The company publishes a blog. A May 2026 post discusses fuel theft in Saudi fleets, stating that fuel can account for up to 40 percent of operating costs and that a 30-truck fleet can lose SAR 20,000 to 50,000 a month to siphoning, inflated fill-up logs and off-route driving; these figures are the company's own. A June 2026 post describes the Phase 1 design.

The site offers sign-up, a WhatsApp chat and a log-in page, and is available in English and Arabic.