Roadwell helps drivers living with diabetes check their blood glucose before every journey, get reminders on the road, and keep an effortless record — so you can drive with confidence.
Purpose-built for drivers who manage diabetes — simple enough for a 30-second routine, thorough enough to keep you safe and covered.
Record a reading in under 10 seconds before every journey — mmol/L, time, and note, saved instantly.
Roadwell instantly tells you if you’re at or above the 5.0 mmol/L threshold recommended before driving.
On long drives, get a gentle nudge to re-check every 2 hours so you never lose track on the road.
See your readings over days and weeks, spot the dips, and understand your pattern before it becomes a problem.
Every drive is logged with its pre-drive check, building a clear, honest record of safe driving habits.
Export a tidy history of your checks to support licence reviews and conversations with your care team.
No clinical jargon. Just a calm, reliable habit that fits around your day.
Open Roadwell and log your blood glucose. It confirms in a tap whether you’re safe to drive.
Start your journey. Roadwell reminds you to re-check every 2 hours on longer trips.
Your checks build an automatic history — reassurance for you, and ready if the DVLA ever asks.
Real routines from the people Roadwell is built for.
“I do long hauls up and down the M6. The 2-hour reminder means I actually stop and test — it’s become part of the routine. I feel far more in control of my licence.”
“Before every shift I log my reading and it tells me I’m good to go. Ten seconds, total peace of mind. My family worries less now too.”
“The “safe to drive” check is so simple. Having all my readings in one place made my last review with the nurse genuinely easy.”
Sign in to your Roadwell dashboard to log a reading and set your first journey reminder.
Create your driver account, complete a 2-minute screening, and see your fitness-to-drive risk band.
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