Dash-Dock turns map pockets into tray, phone dock at close reach

Connecticut-based local-regional delivery driver Robert Tiberio's quietly built a side business serving individual truckers and fleets with handy mods for the dash map pockets he himself found otherwise unused on his regular routes, working for the Sysco company as a Teamster to this day.

His Dash-Dock tray inserts originated as just a "good idea," he said, that popped into his head sitting in the Cascadia he drives. Simply put: "I could make those map pockets useful."

There are two basic variants on the inserts, today getting their very first retail placement at the Flynn's truck stop in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, and available for order direct at Tiberio's Dash-Dock website.

The basic Cascadia tray (as shown, $20) slides into and spans the width of the two map pockets in 2018 and newer Freightliner Cascadias, with a Wide Load variant ($25) that's wider and deeper, too.Photos courtesy of Dash-Dock

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