Keeps playing, screen on or off
Lock the phone, open the sat-nav, take it out of the cradle. The station carries on, with controls on the lock screen and in the notification.
50,000+ live stations · 200+ countries
Big, glanceable controls and a player that keeps going when the signal doesn't. Free in your browser today, and soon on Android with steering-wheel skip and Android Auto. Coming soon to Android, with steering-wheel skip and Android Auto.
Built for the cab, not the couch
Lock the phone, open the sat-nav, take it out of the cradle. The station carries on, with controls on the lock screen and in the notification.
Next and previous step through your favourites, from the steering wheel, a Bluetooth button or the screen. One swipe on the mini-player does the same.
A call or a sat-nav prompt pauses the radio, and it comes back on its own when they finish.
Search by name and combine genre, country, language and quality. Jazz or rock, from France or Belgium, in one go.
When a stream dies in a dead zone, the player retries and reconnects on its own. If a station stays down, it moves you to the next favourite.
Pick a country and hear what it's listening to. Handy after a border crossing, or for a taste of home on a long run abroad.
Fall asleep to the radio in the cab. It stops on time and doesn't use up your data through the night.
Daylight mode switches to a crisp black-on-white palette for a windscreen mount in full sun. It's free on every device.
Star a station and it's first in line. Export your favourites to a file and import them in the browser or on Androidon your next phone, so you never set up twice.
Paste a station's stream address and it becomes a favourite like any other. Handy for a small local station the directory doesn't carry yet.
A closer look
Preview screens. Final Android screenshots are on their way.
Twelve looks
Dark Streaming is free and follows your phone's light or dark setting. Eleven more palettes come with PRO, from true-black AMOLED to the instrument glow of Night Hauler HUD. Tap one to try it.
Two ways to listenComing soon to Android
Your favourites move between the two: export a file from one and import it into the other.
Driver Radio PRO
£0forever
Everything you need while driving. Nothing you need on the road is behind the paywall.
Price at launchone payment, on Google Play
The extras that make a cab feel like yours. Every station and listening feature stays free.
Private by design
There's no account to create, because there's no server to keep one on. Your favourites, history and settings live on your phone or in your browser, and nowhere else.
Questions
Yes. Every station and every listening feature is free, in the browser and on Android. PRO is an optional one-time purchase that adds convenience extras. It never locks stations or anything you need while driving.
PRO is bought through Google Play, so there's no account or payment server of ours to remember your purchase. A browser has nothing equivalent, so here you can preview PRO features, and unlock them in the Android app.
From radio-browser.info, a free community directory that checks its stations daily. Driver Radio queries it live, so new stations show up without an update.
Some stations only broadcast over an insecure (http) connection, which browsers block on a secure page. Those stations play in the Android app.
Yes. Export them from Settings in the web player, then import the file in the Android app. It works in the other direction too.
About as much as the station streams, typically 30–60 MB an hour at standard quality. Nothing runs in the background while you're not listening, and the sleep timer stops the stream on schedule.
Pick a station in seconds. No download needed to start.Pick a station in seconds. Nothing to sign up for.