StreetLegal FAQ
Questions food truck operators actually ask
Answers about permits, supported cities, pricing, document uploads, kitchens, maps, and how StreetLegal helps you stay compliant without wasting hours on paperwork.
What does StreetLegal do?
StreetLegal helps food truck operators manage permit-related work in one place. That includes permit guidance, document uploads, permit form generation, map layers for operators, event discovery, and access to commissary kitchen listings.
Does StreetLegal replace the city or health department application?
No. StreetLegal helps you prepare faster and more accurately, but you still submit the official application to the relevant city, county, or health authority unless a specific workflow says otherwise.
Which cities are currently supported?
StreetLegal is live for active operator workflows in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and it also provides guides, maps, event data, or planning support across a wider set of cities shown on the site. Coverage depth varies by city, so the best way to confirm current support is to check the city guide, map, and dashboard experience for your target city.
Can I upload my existing documents?
Yes. StreetLegal supports document upload so the system can extract details and prefill permit-related workflows. That can reduce manual entry, but you should still review all extracted information before submitting anything official.
What kinds of permit questions can StreetLegal help with?
StreetLegal is designed to help with common operator questions like what permit type you need, what documents are usually required, what deadlines matter, where city-specific guidance lives, and which parts still require manual follow-through.
Does StreetLegal help me find places to operate?
Yes. StreetLegal includes map features and event discovery tools intended to help operators find useful operating information such as relevant cities, event opportunities, and supporting infrastructure like kitchens and certain map layers.
Does StreetLegal help with commissary kitchens?
Yes. StreetLegal includes kitchen discovery features so operators can browse listings and better understand commissary-related options and requirements.
How much does StreetLegal cost?
Pricing depends on the plan you choose. The public pricing page shows the most current monthly or annual pricing and feature breakdown, including what is included in higher-tier plans.
Is StreetLegal only for Pennsylvania?
No. Pennsylvania is a key operating focus, but StreetLegal is expanding city coverage and already shows broader city-level content and infrastructure across multiple markets.
Can I use StreetLegal if I operate in multiple cities?
Yes. StreetLegal is intended to help operators who work across multiple jurisdictions, where tracking permit requirements, deadlines, and city-specific differences is especially painful.
What is the best way to get started?
Start by creating an account, checking your city coverage, uploading existing documents, and reviewing the pricing page if you need more advanced features. If you are evaluating a new city, begin with the city guide and map.