DuneTraq / Levels & badges
The route ends. Your progress keeps going. DuneTraq gives your desert drives a place in your driver story, with levels and badges you can come back to after the dust settles.
Explore Levels & badges
Desert distance and climb contribute to your driver level. A single trip is a record of one day; your level puts those days together. Open your profile to see the progress you have built across your drives and the milestones still ahead. It gives you a reason to return without turning every outing into a race.
Badges recognise different parts of off-road life: distance, climb, consistency, night drives and convoy milestones. Some grow with repeated drives. Others mark a particular achievement. Browse your badge collection to see what you have unlocked and read the requirements for the next one. The collection is personal: two drivers can have the same level and a very different set of stories.
An unlocked badge belongs alongside the drive that earned it. DuneTraq connects progress with your profile and offers badge sharing, so you can take an achievement into the conversation with your crew. For the wider community view, driver and club leaderboards show a different kind of progress: how your desert driving compares across a season.
Make it part of your next drive
Start a trip in DuneTraq and save it when your drive is finished. The recorded drive supplies the context for your progress.
Review your driver level and badge collection. Open a badge to read its requirements rather than guessing what counts.
Celebrate a milestone with a badge card, or share the route and photos that tell the story behind it.
A few useful answers
DuneTraq uses desert distance and climb in driver progress. Your profile and the badge details are the places to check your progress and the rules for a particular achievement.
No. Badges record achievements in your own driver journey. Leaderboards compare eligible driver or club activity for the selected period and metric.
Desert distance, climb and badge-specific milestones are different from speed. Follow responsible driving practices and read the requirement for the badge you are working towards.
