Travel with a Ninja.

If you’re on the road or stuck in the middle of nowhere, Road Ninja will find restaurants, gas stations, parking, nightlife, sushi or even vegetarian eateries, all within a 3-mile radius of your exit.  Scroll through what’s coming up at approaching exits, or stay on your path – whichever way you go, Road Ninja has mastered how to get you there.

Never travel the interstate alone again. Road Ninja has your back.

Here is a solid list of 5 apps that you simply must have on your Apple devices.

This app does everything you’d want a smart GPS to do, but doesn’t. RoadNinja will show you upcoming exits on the highway and what places are close to them, so that you can choose which exit will be your next.

If you (or your car) are in need of fuel, use RoadNinja (free for iOS and Android) to see what’s available at upcoming exits. RoadNinja will tell you where the nearest rest stop is and what amenities can be found there. The app displays real time gas price info for stations at upcoming exits as well, so you can look ahead to see if gas is cheaper within the next 5 miles or 50 miles.

Ever been on a road trip, wondering how far ahead the next gas station, hotel or coffee shop might be? RoadNinja knows -- and presents the info in a much more user-friendly way than the typical pre-Obama-administration GPS unit. Real-time gas price info and integrated Foursquare tips are additional upsides to this does-almost-everything app.

Download Road Ninja before you hit the highway and let it be your guide to your roadside needs. The handy interstate travel app, free for Android and Apple users, syncs with your device’s internal GPS and helps you find gas stations, restaurants, accommodations, attractions, and other useful information at upcoming exits.

If you’ve ever been stuck in a vehicle with antsy children in need of a clean restroom and an air-conditioned playground, well, Road Ninja is for you. It uses your GPS location to tell you what you can expect at the next few exits and how long you’ll have to wait before the bliss that is Waffle House.

With this app I can plan my road trip, see what's around me on the way, find local gas prices and much more. It's essential for those long drives with the family.

RoadNinja is an interstate travel app that’s a must-have for road trips, available to download for free on iOS and Android devices. It helps take the guesswork out of a roadtrip.

Both apps give you detailed information about gas stations, restaurants and other businesses at exits along your interstate route. You can browse ahead to certain exit number, view businesses, get directions and find phone numbers.

Plan ahead and take the guesswork out of your road trip. RoadNinja’s Interstate Directory shows you what’s available at ANY exit in the continental U.S., so you can travel more efficiently and determine the best exit for everyone in the car. Plan your stops, avoid fighting heavy traffic (as well as the people in the car) trying to figure out where to go and keep everyone in the car happy.

RoadNinja now offers real-time gas prices, so you can choose the exit with the cheapest gas and get directions there. You can either check out gas stations that are nearby or look at stations along your route as you travel on the interstate so you don't have to backtrack.

That helps you travel more efficiently and determine the best exit for everyone in the car.

Hit by a Burger King craving on the road? In need of a pharmacy pronto? Wondering how much further the next rest stop really is? RoadNinja will tell you. Search by name, or browse through categories like Food, Gas, Lodging and 24-hr Pharmacy, to find what you’re looking for—and have RoadNinja navigate you there. Tap the promotions icon to learn about specials and savings from nearby chains.

Road-tripping this summer? You'd be wise to pick and download RoadNinja. From the passenger seat you partner can key in the upcoming exit on the Interstate and RoadNinja will tell you the nearest coffee shop, restroom, gas station or Chick-Fil-A. (I am a Chick-Fil-A obsessed gal)

This new update makes this Roadninja app much entertaining that is gas prices. As per the new updates on gas prices, you can select which exit you should take based on where you will get the affordable fuel; it is quite funny and sweet.

NEW! Home Screen - RoadNinja's new home screen makes the app more user-friendly. Travelers can explore upcoming exits, discover places nearby or view the interstate directory to plan their summer road trip.

Say you're in the middle of nowhere and are craving a Carl's Jr. turkey burger. Road Ninja will tell you where the next fast-food joint is located and point you in the right direction. It has 30,000 freeway exits in its database.

Get set for a weekend road trip with today’s leading Fresh iPhone App, RoadNinja. The app just went through a big update and helps users find points of interest related to highway exits, like restaurants, bathrooms and more. 

Although some tourists prefer to plan every last detail of their trip before they even set off, others enjoy the spontaneity of winging it when travelling on the road. For adventurous holidaymakers taking a car hire in the United States, the RoadNinja app may be the ideal travelling companion.

This week’s roundup of apps brings us big updates to some of our old favorites, as well as new ways to speak, travel, and take photos.

I came across this app quite recently and was pleasantly surprised with how awesome it is. At it’s most basic, it tells you what’s near you. Food, gas, lodging, attractions, camping, and pharmacy. When you’re on the highway, however, it kicks it up a notch and allows you to do those same searches, but based on upcoming exits, interchanges, etc. I’ve only needed to use it a few times, but this is a must-have for anyone who travels a lot or is planning on taking a road trip.

Our community loves Android apps and we love hunting for new up and comers that we can suggest. We already cover the most popular and top updated apps, but we thought it would be interesting to have a weekly column focused on underground apps that have less than 50k installs.

This app is perfect for “co-pilots” on road trips. Have you ever traveled down the interstate and wanted to know what was coming up at the exits ahead? On long road trips how close is the nearest exit and is there anything to do there? This is a must-have app for road trips. 

If you’re looking for a nice GPS app for iOS but you’re on a tight budget, RoadNinja is for you. RoadNinja is a free GPS app that tells you what is coming up on the highway. It will show you the exits, and the food and lodging places that are near those exits. It’s a smart GPS that’s free. What more do you need to know?

What's more frustrating than the ambiguous fork and knife symbol on highway roadsigns? Will it have good food, a clean bathroom, or be closed for the season? Take the guessing game out of road trips with roadninja, which will tell you exactly what lies ahead at exits. Browse through food, gas, lodging, attractions, and 24-hour pharmacies, and never again drive five miles out of your way only to wind up at an Arby's.

Interstate travelers will rejoice thanks to the new app, RoadNinja. A mobile tool from Lamar Advertising, RoadNinja is a new FREE location-based app powered by Foursquare. The app lets subscribers know what gas, food, entertainment and lodging choices – to name just a few- are found at upcoming exits.

First, I’ll admit, I think the name itself is absolute coolness. Add the little character to the mix along with the useful information provided by RoadNinja, and I’m sold. The app was created by Lamar Advertising and offers much more information for travelers than those official state exit signs. I can’t tell you how frustrated I get when we’re on a road trip, looking for a particular restaurant or gas station, only to have the sign obscured by an 18 wheeler as we pass the sign.

Ever find yourself somewhere between home and the in-laws’ house when your gas light comes on, with no exit or rest stop in sight? We’ve all been there, but now the RoadNinja app can save you that AAA call. By using your current location, RoadNinja tells you what exits are nearby and what is available in terms of gas, food, hotels and entertainment at each stop.

Hitting the road for the holidays? There's an app for that. RoadNinja, recently debuted by Baton Rouge-based Lamar Advertising, is a roadmap to happy travels, nationwide.

For people with more practical driving needs, check out RoadNinja (free on Apple only). The app helps you figure out the location and names of gas stations and restaurants available at your next highway exit.

You don't need to remember lanes and stops any more, RoadNinja is here to guide your way.  Whether one needs to look for an upcoming burger joint on the highway or a gas station, all one needs to do is ask RoadNinja about it. 

It’s called Road Ninja, and it’s made to help users see what’s coming up down the road. That means, it’s giving you an idea of upcoming exits and what’s available at each of them. The app is also customizable, meaning that if a user wants to find a specific brand of gas or an ATM without a fee, they can just plug it into Road Ninja and the app will find it.

Lamar Advertising, the publicly traded Baton Rouge-based outdoor advertising company, has launched a new iPhone app called RoadNinja.  The app is a location-based interstate travel app powered by Foursquare that helps consumers find what’s available at upcoming interstate exits (restaurants, lodging, gas, etc.) and delivers location-specific promotions.

Lamar Advertising Company took a shot at changing the outdoor ad business. Their proposal was to substitute current traditional billboards around the city for a fewer amount of a different kind: digital billboards that would display multiple ads. Lamar said the new billboards would also be available for usage by the city and charitable organizations with no charge.

Outdoor advertising powerhouse, Lamar recently released an iPhone app called Road Ninja. (Android version coming soon I hope.) The app helps travelers find nearby restaurants, lodging and attractions. So of course Lamar did some stellar outdoor advertising to help promote it.

Random iPhone App of the week: Anyone up for a road trip? Lamar Advertising Company created the RoadNinja, a travel app powered by Foursquare that helps consumers find what’s available at upcoming exits, like restaurants, hotels and gas stations.

RoadNinja users determine the best highway exit to take by browsing selected business categories or by searching for a specific point of interest. 

Lamar Advertising Co.’s RoadNinja app appeals to consumers using mobile to find additional restaurants, bars and other social hot spots along their existing travel routes.

Offers promotions and coupons, if available. Works even when not on the highway. Has user reviews (though number is small and many aren't useful). One-click calling. Allows search of exits behind you or just passed.

This is an application and you want to know what gas stations or restaurants or attractions at the next exit. It's free so go download it.

Roadninja will track your location, and alert you with a push notification when you’re two miles away from an exit. At that time, you can tap on the exit you’d like to find out about, and you’ll be shown all of the places in the foursquare database close to it.

If you’ve ever driven an interstate in the United States, you’ve no doubt noticed the blue signs that list the restaurants, gas and lodging at each upcoming exit. They’re helpful, but they do little to tell you what’s at the exit after that or even further down the road. Roadside billboards help to some degree, but only for businesses who’ve been willing to pay for them — and it’s up to you to remember whether the McDonald’s is at exit 158 or 159 based on the sign you saw twenty miles back.

You are driving down the interstate, looking for the nearest outlet of your favorite fast-food restaurant. The billboards tell you things you didn't ask to know, until finally one says there's an app that will find what you're looking for. You pull over, download it on the spot, and two exits later sit down to that perfect meal. This app, called RoadNinja, was launched late last week by the Lamar Advertising Co. 

Lamar combines outdoor with digital with RoadNinja, a travelapp focused on highway exits. Using Foursquare, the iPhone app can tell you what is at upcoming exits, from restaurants to restrooms. Travelers can also add reviews and ratings to business listings, and there will also be an option for cost-cutting with some digital coupons for businesses along the interstates. The app is developed by Digital Scientists, and Lamar will handle outdoor advertising for the product.

With the release of the new app, RoadNinja, travelers will be able to get specific information concerning availability of services at highway exits. This app is different than other available travel apps since the user can interact by adding reviews, ratings, and even photos to businesses listed on the app.