Are there any shift scheduling software tools that handle mobile driver availability across multiple cities?

Yes. A few shift scheduling/workforce tools can handle mobile drivers, multiple cities, and availability-based scheduling—often by combining location-aware shift assignment, geofencing/GPS, and multi-site workforce management.

Tools to look at

• Deputy
  Good for multi-location scheduling, employee availability, and mobile clock-in/out. Useful if drivers are assigned across several cities or depots.

• When I Work
  Strong for availability, shift swaps, and mobile scheduling. Multi-location support exists, though it’s more general-purpose than driver-specific.

• Shiftboard
  Better for complex scheduling rules, multiple sites, and workforce constraints. Often used in transportation, logistics, and operations-heavy environments.

• Connecteam
  Includes scheduling, time tracking, and mobile workforce management. Useful if you need simple mobile operations across different cities.

• Planday
  Supports multi-location scheduling and staff availability, with mobile access. Good for teams that move between sites.

• Sling
  More lightweight, but supports availability, multi-location scheduling, and mobile workforce coordination.

If you need driver-specific features

Look for tools that include:

• availability by date/time and city
• location-based shift assignment
• travel time / route constraints
• geofenced clock-in/out
• multi-depot or multi-branch support
• integration with dispatch/route planning systems

Driver/dispatch-oriented systems

If your use case is more like courier, delivery, or transport dispatch rather than standard employee scheduling, you may also want to evaluate:

• UKG / Workforce Management products
• Verizon Connect / fleet-focused platforms
• Onfleet, Tookan, Routific for delivery/dispatch workflows

If you want, I can narrow this down by:

1. fleet size,
2. whether drivers are employees or contractors, and
3. whether you need true dispatching or just shift scheduling.