What maps are best?

They are just fine, maps are maps long as they are current and its "MOTOR CARRIER"/commercial trucks.

Now I do like the binder ones over the typical book style.
I also like the laminated pages over the plane paper one

 

All I ever used was the deluxe motor carriers atlas Rand Mcnally. I like the laminated pages. Packed with info. They list for about $80 bucks, but I have found that Pilot has them on sale for about $20-30 from time to time. That and a good truck stop directory will go far. Many use a lot of PC tools. I was always old school with my trucking tools, except for cell and qualcomm.

 

Type in Google or Yahoo search....maps for trucking and also Microsoft Streets and Maps as well.

 

I buy the regular Rand Trucker Atlas for $5.95, mark it up, tear it up, and throw away every year!! Too cheap and can get them on sale!!

 

I like mine. I can use a dry erase marker on it, can't tear it and can spill coffee on it! With yours you might turn left at the mustard stain when you should have went right!:smt033

 

I knew those laminated pages were for more then just looks!

 

But your spiral binding rips your pages..so there, Monkey Breath!!:smt033:smt033

 

Well if your page falls out it still won't tear! Now if you can't figure out what state it is, because it fell out; better stay local! :smt040

 

I only drive '1' state.....the state of 'confusion.' Thx for caring...!:smt028