For food lovers

Stop chasing yesterday’s location. Find food moving now.

One map for nearby food trucks, food carts, mobile coffee bars, beverage vendors, trailers, and other legally permitted mobile vendors that choose to broadcast live. See who is serving, check the menu, and save the trucks worth finding again. Ping-a-Truck Hot Spots land August 2026.

Live locationsMobile menusSaved trucksPing Soon

Live status, location, and menu details come from participating vendors and can change. Confirm the current profile before traveling.

The Street Eats discovery loop

The map moves because the food does.

Static lists can turn a craving into an empty-curb trip. Street Eats helps you see what is live, decide what is worth the drive, and remember what deserves another visit.

Live food-truck map

A truck that moved is not “nearby.”

See participating food trucks and mobile vendors that are live now, where they are parked, and how far away they are before you start the trip.

Know before you go

A short menu should not be a surprise.

See what is available, and what sold out, before heading over. Focused mobile menus move quickly, so one check makes nearby food easier to choose.

Favorites that travel

Your favorite moved. It should not vanish.

Save the trucks you love and find them when they go live again. A moving kitchen should not mean starting the search over.

When the map is quiet

When the map is quiet, make hunger visible.

Ping-a-Truck lets nearby people build one shared Hot Spot for an office lunch, campus, neighborhood, game, festival, or gathering. Landing August 2026.

Built for the moments people search

A better loop for everyone around the curb.

Food loversFewer empty curbs, better menu decisions, and favorite trucks that stay findable.

Truck ownersLive visibility, a menu that travels, and clearer signals about where hunger is forming.

Events & communitiesA simpler way to connect gatherings, local flavor, and mobile vendors people want to support.

How you call a truck over Soon

Can’t find the truck? Let the truck see the crowd.

Ping lands August 2026 after Kansas City rollouts. Until then, live discovery stays on the map. When Ping is live, one ask begins the signal, nearby people make it stronger, and trucks decide whether to respond.

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