2010 Large Scale Motor Carriers Road Atlas on sale for $49.95 from Rand McNally
http://store.randmcnally.com/trucki...ly-large-scale-motor-carriers-road-atlas.html
Where to get Rand Mcnally map?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by supremeguy, May 22, 2011.
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A magnifying glass or sheet could be used for those that have difficulty seeing the fine print. -
I still have my 2010 laminated truckers atlas which was purchased at the Flying J in Dodge City, KS for forty dollars. I would highly recommend it for the helpful information located within the first few pages (state-specific weight limits, low underpass locations, restricted routes, etc.) I use the atlas all of the time to verify that my company's fuel routing is in fact the most shortest and the most legal route to take, and the GPS that I use supplements the atlas by helping me to navigate along the twisty windy mountain roads here in the Rockies, especially when I drive in the dark.
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I picked one up at Pilot for $32 in Norhtern CA.
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Guess I'll put in another vote for the laminated version.
I have the paper one and it had pages falling out within a couple weeks. Had it eight months now, and don't even use it very often (I run the same areas often enough I usually know how to get there) and it's not much more than a pile of loose, torn pages. -
i must have had only 1 paper version in my earlier years, and from that point on, went for the laminated each and every time there after....
i don't think one can make the wrong decision buying laminated one, which can last for many years. -
I thought I got a good deal but didn't know how good. Flying J in Edmonton had their 2010 atlases on sale for $2.00. There was one laminated one there that I grabbed.
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Speed_Drums Thanks this.
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