[Roadie]

What about Co-pilot 9 for trucks, or the Garmin GPS 7200? Both say they are for trucks. Any experiences out there with these?

[Malaki86]

Originally Posted by Roadie

What about Co-pilot 9 for trucks, or the Garmin GPS 7200? Both say they are for trucks. Any experiences out there with these?

None of the Garmin units are truck specific. They have a truck setting but it's not true truck routing. Siemens-VDO announced a standalone GPS unit for trucks last year but I haven't seen anything else about it.

As for CoPilot Truck - I love it. I've had mine for a little over a year now. Remember though - you CANNOT rely on it 100%.

[Roadie]

Thanks Malaki, I have Co-pilot 10 for our RV, so might have to get the truck software. I just have had some instances where it wanted me to exit, and get right back on the hiway some. Not sure what that was all about.

[Skywalker]

If you are looking for specific directions to shippers and receivers... there used to be a book that was printed and advertised that it had the directions to over 10,000 businesses that shipped/received by truck.

I can't remember the name of it, but it was often advertised in the Trucker's News and other publications.

[RebelDarlin]

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