🚚 Haul It
A real truck and trailer delivery simulator: haul across the city and back into the dock.
How to play
- Hold Drive (or the ⬆️/W key) to move, Reverse (⬇️/S) to back up.
- Left / Right (⬅️➡️ or A/D) steer. Watch the trailer, it lags behind and swings wide on turns.
- Get the trailer's own back end into the glowing circle to deliver, at a slow, controlled speed.
- Some docks face away from the road: pull past them, then reverse in.
- New truck colors unlock as you complete more routes.
A real tractor-trailer delivery simulator, not two trucks welded together
Haul It gives the trailer its own real physics instead of the common shortcut of just drawing a second box that copies the truck's position. The trailer's heading chases the truck's heading over time, at a rate tied to speed and trailer length, the same kinematic model used in real trailer-backing simulators. That means a fast, sharp turn genuinely swings the trailer wide, and reversing too aggressively can jackknife it, so slowing down before a corner (not after) actually matters.
Six delivery routes run across one shared city grid, from a short first haul straight down one block to Final Mile, which strings together a long haul, tight corners, and a dock that faces away from the road, so you have to pull past it and back the trailer in. Every route tracks its own best time, and completing routes unlocks new truck colors, from Flame Orange to a Chrome Fleet finish for finishing every route.
Controls work with keyboard, mouse, or touch, no download and no account needed, and your progress, best times, and truck color save locally in your own browser. Looking for more driving? Try City Drive, or browse the rest of the car and driving games.
Frequently asked questions
What is Haul It?
Haul It is a free truck delivery simulator. Drive a truck and trailer across a city grid and back the trailer into a loading dock to complete each of 6 delivery routes.
How does the trailer physics work?
The trailer follows the truck through a real tractor-trailer model, not a second copy of the truck welded on. It swings out on turns and can jackknife if you reverse too sharply, so tight corners and dock backing take real care.
Do I have to reverse into every dock?
Most docks can be pulled into head-on, but a few routes place the dock facing away from the road, so you'll need to pull past it and back the trailer in.
Is Haul It free and do I need an account?
Completely free, no download and no account. Your unlocked routes, best times, and truck colors save locally in your own browser.