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• Heavy-Duty, Durable Laminated Pages
• Can Be Marked On and then Wiped Clean
• Sturdy Spiral Binding Allows the Book to Lay Flat or Double Back when Open
• Coverage of State-Designated Truck Routes
• Highlighted Routes of the National Network
• Updated Coverage of Hazardous Materials Regulations
• Road Construction and Conditions Hotlines
• Coverage: United States, Canada, and Mexico
• 208 Pages; Laminated; Spiral Bound
• Dimensions: 15.375" x 11.25"

Plus Wiseone sprinkles special pixie dust on them....

I had mine in 2 shipping days....


http://www.truckertradingpost.thetr...h_Spiral_Binding_Laminated_Pages-2955-66.html

 

the maps that i like best are called Thomas Guides they work great for individual states, although expensive there break each city down road by road , great for directions also I got my truck stop book at a Pilot truck stop

 

the rand mcnally 2007 is 4.99$ with the 5$ mail in rebate(reg 9.99$) at the pilot and i think i saw it at the T/A also. the fuel locator books are good to have and the actually have it in pocket size...........

 

I like the cheap Rand-Mcnally. Get a new one every two years. Has updates for trucks in the front.

 

Look around for a 2006 Rand McNally Truck Drivers Atlas, you can pick up even the spiral bound, laminated page ones for $10-12.

 

I got my R.M. 2007 spiral, laminated (watch out for that glare) from that amazone place on sale for north of fitty bucks! And if that's "large scale" I don't want to see the small. You guys/gals are doing better than me.

 

The last one I have is an o4. Deluxe, lam, list for 80 bucks. Pilot used to have them on sale pretty cheap sometimes.

 

I just picked up a new 06 Large scale for $12 at T/A. It was unfortunately, the last one. Otherwise I just buy the cheapest version, every year or so (usually the binding gives out).