Welcome to Green Driver!


Green Driver is a free routing app that uses real-time traffic light information provided by cities to present users with routes that avoid red lights. Based on use to date, the evidence we have is that anticipating red lights and routing around them cuts commute times by approximately 5% and increases fuel economy by approximately the same amount.

The app is free and is currently in use in Eugene and Portland, Oregon. Click here to see maps of our coverage area. We expect to roll out in Utah at the end of summer with other cities/states to follow. As our user base expands, the app will be enhanced to help users avoid historic and real-time points of congestion as well. Our estimates are that full deployment in the United States could save on the order of a billion gallons of fuel annually.

Green Driver is available for free in the App Store and the Android Market! And we are looking for beta testers in Portland, OR to give us feedback in exchange for compensation. If you are interested, please send an email to beta@imagreendriver.com.

Latest news

KOIN Local 6 News did a segment on Green Driver.



Fox's local KPTV station covered Green Driver's Portland release. Click here for the article.



Oregon Public Broadcasting's Ecotrope featured Green Driver. Read their coverage here.



The Oregonian featured Green Driver's Portland release. Click here to read the article..






KMTR did a story on Green Driver after releasing in the App Store and announcing the release of the Android version later that week to be presented at our booth at the Eugene Celebration.



Green Driver was featured on Talk of the Nation! Check out the interview here.





KMTR anchor Matt Templeman recently raced his speedy Jaguar, equipped with directions from Google Maps, against our Prius and an alpha version of Green Driver. To see a video of what Green Driver was displaying during the race, click the app screenshot above.






The May 9, 2010 edition of Eugene's local newspaper, The Register-Guard, featured an article on Green Driver. Click here to read it.



Eugene's local television station, KVAL, did a segment on Green Driver