JV SOCCER · 2:45 PM · BUS 412 CONFIRMED · DRIVER MARCUS R. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL · 3:30 PM · VENDOR CONFIRMED FRESHMAN BBALL · 4:10 PM · NO VENDOR REPLY · 2H TO DEPART CROSS COUNTRY · 1:20 PM · COACH NOTIFIED SWIM AWAY MEET · 5:00 PM · PICKUP CONFIRMED · 24 SEATS JV SOCCER · 2:45 PM · BUS 412 CONFIRMED · DRIVER MARCUS R. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL · 3:30 PM · VENDOR CONFIRMED FRESHMAN BBALL · 4:10 PM · NO VENDOR REPLY · 2H TO DEPART CROSS COUNTRY · 1:20 PM · COACH NOTIFIED SWIM AWAY MEET · 5:00 PM · PICKUP CONFIRMED · 24 SEATS
Athletic transportation software for K-12

Stop chasing buses.
Start automating them.

You already built the sports schedule. RoadGame takes it from there — automatically requesting buses, chasing vendors for confirmations, and texting coaches their pickup details. See exactly what’s at risk before a team is left on the curb.

1in5
athletic trips that change after the schedule is "set"
47m
average AD time wasted per trip chasing vendors and coaches
vendors per district, none using the same system
0
tools that actually verify the coach got the bus details
The problem

Why teams get left on the curb.

The game schedule isn’t the problem. The chaotic system of emails, texts, and phone calls required to get a bus there is. Here’s where it breaks down.

01
Dropped

The vendor drops the ball.

"I emailed the bus company Tuesday for a Friday game. They confirmed the wrong one. I found out at 3:40 when the team was already in uniform on the curb."

— AD, 3A district, Northeast
02
Missed

The coach misses the memo.

"We changed the pickup spot in the morning. The note went to two email threads and a text. The freshman coach saw none of them."

— Asst. AD, 4A district, Midwest
03
Blind

The blind spots.

"By Wednesday I have a feeling Friday is bad. I just can't point at it. I want a list — these three trips, in this order, fix them now."

— AD, 5A district, Sun Belt
The solution

From schedule to wheels-up, handled.

You import your schedule. We automate the emails, texts, and confirmations — keeping you, your vendors, and your coaches on the same page.

  1. 1
    Step 1
    Drop in your schedule.
    Upload a CSV from Arbiter, rSchoolToday, or a Google Sheet. RoadGame reads your week and drafts every trip automatically.
  2. 2
    Step 2
    Vendors get a one-tap request.
    Bus companies get an email or SMS with a magic link — no login required. They can confirm, decline, or counter-offer in seconds.
  3. 3
    Step 3
    See exactly what’s at risk.
    If a vendor is silent, a driver isn’t assigned, or a bus is too small, it shows up in your ranked Threats feed. Fix the three real problems, not all forty trips.
  4. 4
    Step 4
    Coaches get texted automatically.
    Every coach gets an SMS at the right time: pickup location, driver name, bus number, and ETA. They can reply STOP or HELP.
  5. 5
    Step 5
    Build a track record.
    Every trip has an audit trail. Every change is timestamped. Next season, you’ll know exactly which vendors are reliable.
trip log · jv soccer · 14:45
11:02SYS trip created · jv soccer · away · capacity 18
11:02SYS request sent → eastside coach lines · token expires 48h
11:14VEND confirmed · bus 412 · driver marcus r. · (555) 207-9034
13:48SYS pre-departure ping → coach simmons
13:51COACH "got it. will meet bus at field 3."
SMS · to coach simmons · 13:48
Bus 412 confirmed for JV Soccer @ 14:45. Driver Marcus R. — (555) 207-9034. Pickup field 3, north lot. Reply STOP to opt out.
Booking the games is the easy part. Making sure a bus actually shows up for every single one is a full-time job — until now.
RG Jamie Larkin · Athletic Director · Pilot district · 2026
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2026–27 pilot.

RoadGame is opening an early pilot for the upcoming season. You use your existing schedule and vendors. If your department wants in, apply below and we'll be in touch.

Apply for the pilot Pilot · 2026–27

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