Don't Use A Non Commercial GPS When Driving a Commercial Vehicle!

There's an 11'4" underpass in Denver that gets hit a couple times a month, and most of the drivers that hit it are using WAZE or Google Maps

 

Where in Denver?

 

I use a GPS every day based solely on the fact that I am a daydreamer and will end up not going where I should. Missed turns and such because I saw something stupid that won’t leave my mind.

 

Truckers path is fairly good until you get yourself in the situation. Maybe you missed the shipper or receiver on your going down some backwards side road. It’s suggested remedy to get out of a such a situation would be a challenge for a golf cart many times. Other than that it works fairly well.

 

I use iOS maps and inroute for when I need to go the round about way.

I also have a nice fancy smartphone to get as much information as I can to bypass bad roads.

Still roll across a few weight restricted bridges but they ain't collapsed yet lmao.

 

Well yeah, but so were changing gears, running an engine without melting the turbocharger off if it, bumping a dock without destroying 2 trucks and a van trailer, using your brakes without putting it in the ditch. Those are pretty basic trucker traits. Seem to be lost characteristics too.

 

Had a garmin dezl for several years. when I did use it, it sent me down wrong roads frequently. finally sold it and used google maps. much better-

 

Brighton Rd and 58th

 

I mainly use Google maps, I usually avoid county roads and streets but also I am subscribed to trucker path as well, so I use that to find truck stops on my last hour.