- Android: disponible desde el 29 de septiembre de 2026
- iPhone: disponible desde el 30 de septiembre de 2026
Paste invitation links, keep every offline duty-status change, clear the session when Keep me signed in is off
Driver app 2.0.13 lets you paste the whole invitation link into the invite code field, keeps every duty-status change you make without signal instead of only the last one, and clears your session from the phone at the next app start when Keep me signed in is off. It was released on Google Play on September 29, 2026. It reached the App Store for iPhone on September 30, 2026.
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Paste the whole invitation link into the invite code field
On the Enter Invite Code screen you can now paste the whole invitation link from your invitation email, not only the code. The app picks the code out of the link and checks it. Before, a pasted link was answered with "This invite code was not found. Check the code in your invitation email." Invisible characters that can come along when you copy from an email are removed too.
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Every duty-status change made without signal is now kept, not only the last one
When you change your duty status with no signal, the app now keeps every change, not only the last one. When the app sees your signal come back while it is open with the HOS tab loaded, it sends them in the order you made them. If the app is closed first, they wait on the phone until that happens. Before, only your last change was kept, and a change could also be dropped after a few failed attempts while you were still without signal. A change that RushHour refuses three times is still dropped, with the message "A duty status change could not be synced." For now, each change is recorded in your log at the time it reaches RushHour, not the time you made it.
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With Keep me signed in off, the next app start now clears your session from the phone
If you signed in with Keep me signed in turned off, the next time the app starts after being closed it now clears your session from the phone, much like Log out: your profile and the company's app settings saved on the phone are cleared, your daily vehicle inspection (DVIR) reminder is cancelled, and the app asks RushHour to stop sending your notifications to this phone. Before, the app only removed your sign-in and stopped location sharing, so on a shared phone the next driver could still get your notifications and your DVIR reminder. Unlike Log out, the app does not first try to send changes that have not reached the office yet: they stay on the phone, kept for you only, and can be sent after you sign back in on this phone.