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Tap Spot a Truck, take a photo of a WS truck you see on the road, and add the location and registration plate if you have it. Your sighting appears in the community feed and earns you XP.

Head to Name a Truck, suggest a name and short story, and submit it. Our team reviews entries and allocates names to vehicles in the fleet. When your name is allocated you'll get an email and see the truck appear in your profile.

You earn XP (experience points) for activity. Approved sightings with a photo are the main way to earn, naming a truck (once it's allocated to a vehicle) earns the most, and you also get a little XP for checking in each day and when other spotters like your sightings. XP pushes you up through tiers (Truck Spotter, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond). Tiers unlock profile badges and, later, rewards.

Go to Settings and use the Delete Account option at the bottom of the page, or email us at support@wstruckspotting.com and we'll remove your account and personal data within 30 days.

Every sighting has a flag icon. Tap it to send a report to our moderation team. We review every report and remove anything that breaks our community rules.

WS Truck Spotting is a public community with user-generated photos and comments. We restrict accounts to keep the community safe and to comply with UK online safety rules.

Only the location you attach to a sighting is shared, and only with the accuracy you choose. We never track you in the background and we never share your device location without you attaching it to a post.

Open their profile from any sighting or the leaderboard and tap Follow. You'll see their new sightings in your feed and get notified when they log something nearby.

WS is one of the UK's leading premium haulage operators, with 800+ trucks across 30+ depots. It was founded by William Stobart, son of Eddie Stobart, and carries the family's truck-naming tradition forward.

Yes. Spotting, following and everything in the app is free.

WS Truck Spotting runs in any modern mobile or desktop browser and can be added to your home screen as an app on iOS and Android. A native app is on the roadmap.