📱 Garmin 5-inch GPS Navigator for Trucks & Long Haul (010-01858-02) 580LMT-S with Bluetooth, Voice Activation, Live Traffic, Lifetime Maps - North America. Includes a Bundle with Hard EVA 7-inch Case & Microfiber Cloth Review

I use it in my trailer every day and it works great. I like the fact that you can choose different settings for the car you drive.

Driver's lifeguard in new t-shirt City drivers warn of low bridges! come across a few tight calls. Don't rely too much on GPS when maneuvering through residential and urban areas. 85% of the time it will warn you in advance of truck routes or low bridges or if you are simply unsure if the route you are on is a truck route. A few bridges are missing here and there. Just use your discretion and plan ahead! As always.

Already on my 3rd day as a line driver I was able to impress my bosses. They were reluctant to send me to Richmond from Philadelphia, but I confidently assured them I could do it. I've done it back and forth in rainy weather with 30 minutes left of my 11 hours. I'm screwed without this thing. This left enough time for lane changes and distance warnings. There were quick lane changes on some freeways that required finesse to dial in properly, but the GPS still put me in an advantageous position.

It has been at least 15-20 years since these GPS came out and not much has changed. You still have to drive through town to walk two blocks up the street, but you'll eventually get there. Even after downloading the updates and changing the setting to "Find fastest route" I was able to shave about 20 minutes (ignore GPS) the arrival time from an hour. As a class A hazardous substance tanker for many years, I know the DMV area very well. I was hoping this GPS could provide reliable ways to…