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Pair of work boots

Which brand or pair of work boots are comfortable for wearing and driving? They need to be STEEL TOE AND NON SLIP. No budget. Must be comfortable for warmer and colder weather.

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Tamsin
Tamsin
04.05.2024
SR Max Denali ?
Duke
Duke
10.23.2023
Can also check out the KEEN Utility Chicago 6-Inch. They ain’t just for show, they’re built for work.
Clayton
Clayton
07.18.2023
I’d recommend the Timberland PRO 6-Inch.
Eva Johnson / Customer Support
Eva Johnson / Customer Support
04.12.2023

Knowing how to look and what to wear while selecting work boots will greatly assist you. Work boots provide you with the support you need to complete the task in accordance with

Regulatory, safety, and your own requirements. Work boots come in a variety of styles that are all intended to keep you secure and comfortable on your feet no matter where or how you work. These include waterproof work boots, steel-toe work boots, slip-resistant work boots, and more.

As for me, I recommend the following boots for truckers;

1. Timberland Pro Men’s Titan 6″ Safety-Toe Boots

After being seated for several hours, truck drivers are accustomed to climbing up and down the cabin, which puts a lot of strain on their feet and causes a variety of problems. I adored the Outlast adaptative comfort footbeds in the boots because they provided my joints with the much-needed relaxation they needed after a long day of driving by cushioning my feet with each step.

The PowerFit comfort system, which supported me but also let my feet and knees rest so they could properly regain their energy and prevent any form of pain, was another comfort feature that served as a stress reliever.

2. Keen Utility Men’s Atlanta Cool Steel Toe Work Boots

Have you ever spent the entire day sitting down without being able just to rise and move around? I have. That is why I recommend this one.

That's what most truck drivers experience, so I always suggest comfort features like the EVA midsole and footbed combination found in these Keen Utility boots, which supported my feet and joints and gave them the necessary decompression after a long day of work.

Additionally, these Keen Utility boots have mesh linings, which were crucial for keeping my feet cool, dry, and comfortable even on sweltering summer days!

3. Thorogood Men’s American Heritage 6″ Moc Toe, Maxwear Wedge Boots

Being a truck driver, it's always comforting to learn that your boots will make it easier for you to manage the stress that comes with having to operate the vehicle all day.

I adored these Thorogoods dual-density inserts because they supported my joints, lessened the impact on my knees, and allowed me to drive pain-free.

Additionally, these boots have a cotton drill vamp lining that was quite pleasant and kept my feet dry and cozy thanks to their breathability qualities!

Ayden
Ayden
04.09.2023
I swear by Red Wing boots. They are the best boots I’ve ever worn. They are steel toe, non slip, and comfortable as hell. They last for years and can handle any weather. They are pricey but worth every penny.
GGG
GGG
03.23.2023
I don’t wear boots, I wear flip flops. They are steel toe, non slip, and very breezy. They are cheap and cheerful. They let my toes breathe and they make a nice sound when I walk. 😁
Grayson
Grayson
03.13.2023
I like the Wolverine boots because they fit well and feel comfortable even after long hours of driving. They also keep my feet warm in winter and cool in summer. The steel toe cap gives me peace of mind when I’m loading or unloading cargo.
Addie
Addie
02.28.2023
I swear by the Timberland boots because they are tough enough to handle any weather or terrain condition. They are waterproof, so I don’t have to worry about getting my feet wet or cold. The composite toe cap is lighter than steel but still protects my toes from falling objects or bumps.
Eddie
Eddie
02.24.2023
Steel toe are very cold in winter. Get composite toe, just as protective, but warm.
Aidan
Aidan
02.23.2023
+ personally like Thorogood Wellington Pull on composite toe work boots. Made in USA.
Magnus
Magnus
02.22.2023
I bought a nice pair of boots when I first started driving trucks (after 20 years as a coach bus driver wearing dress shoes) and before my first week was over, switched to sneakers.
Denzel
Denzel
02.22.2023
I like Keen and usually you get what you pay for . When I go shopping for boots I just find the most expensive ones in the store and try them on.
Levi
Levi
02.21.2023
Timberline. lasts 4 years
Barney
Barney
02.20.2023
I wear Caterpillars and like them.
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Orpik Inc Truck Driver Leads generation Commercial
Hire with an accident

Who will hire with one accident. DOT REPORTABLE

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Orlando
Orlando
02.29.2024
One accident ain’t the end of the road. Check out some of the smaller outfits, like mom and pop companies.
Declan
Declan
09.28.2023
Give May Trucking or NAVAJO a shot
Haroon
Haroon
06.12.2023
Hey buddy, don’t sweat it too much. We’ve all been there
Addie
Addie
03.11.2023
I was hired by XYZ company with one DOT reportable accident on my record. They didn’t seem to mind as long as I had a clean driving history otherwise.
Fred
Fred
03.01.2023
It depends on the company and how long ago the accident was. Some companies will hire you if it’s been more than a year or two since the accident, others will reject you outright.
Barney
Barney
02.23.2023
Depends..not really a one size fits all situation. How much experience, Fatal? tow away? Took an off ramp too fast and rolled the truck?
Roman
Roman
02.22.2023
Outside of fatalities and other catastrophic incidents; most insurance companies allow one 'at fault' within the past three years.
Artur Ishch
Artur Ishch
02.21.2023
+ Depends on the details of the wreck.
Denzel
Denzel
02.21.2023
Western Express, Swift. Any bottom feeder mega. All those sketchy Chicago companies run by Russians would be happy to take you. Probably some small local owned trucking companies too.
Eddie
Eddie
02.20.2023
Depending on the details, Swift may not be a good option.
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Orpik Inc Truck Driver Leads generation Commercial
Recall Freightliner and Western Star models

Have you heard this news?


"The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued for several Dailer Truck North America models, one for a brake issue and the other for a potential problem with a foldable upper bunk. Daimler Truck North America is recalling certain Freightliner and Western Star vehicles produced over the past six years for modular valve corrosion that might cause brake pull. The affected vehicles include some model year 2017-2023 Freightliner Cascadia trucks, 2022-23 Western Star 47X, Western Star 49X, and 2022 Freightliner 114SD vehicles. The NHTSA said potentially nearly 70,000 vehicles are affected by this recall."


"The brake modulator valves on the front axle might corrode and cause the vehicle to pull to the affected side during braking initiated by electronic stability control (ESC) or roll stability control (RSC), according to NHTSA."

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Aidan
Aidan
02.15.2024
Shiiiittt, that’s a hefty number of trucks needing a fix
Orlando
Orlando
12.21.2023
if you’re driving in one of those models, best get it checked out
Ayden
Ayden
10.15.2023
Heard about that recall, it’s a big deal
Fred
Fred
03.08.2023
I have experienced some brake pull on my truck recently. It was very scary and dangerous.
Josef
Josef
03.02.2023
I drive a 2021 Western Star 49X and I haven’t noticed any brake pull on my truck so far. But I’m still concerned that it might happen in the future.
Daniels
Daniels
02.28.2023
I drive a 2019 Freightliner Cascadia and I’m worried that my truck might be affected by this recall. I don’t want to risk having brake problems on the road. I’m going to contact my dealer or Daimler as soon as possible and schedule an appointment for inspection and repair. They said they will replace the modulator valves for free if needed.
Mike
Mike
02.23.2023
Dam............. I was hoping this recall would be for the engineering abortion of a transmission that they put in their trucks. 10 speed auto shift. Nothing but pure junk.
GGG
GGG
02.23.2023
Every vehicle goes through recall campaigns. EVERY vehicle.
Moon
Moon
02.22.2023
It's sad nobody can make a Quality truck
Epic
Epic
02.22.2023
Hmm freightliner under recall again.. I'm in shock!
Thomas D.
Thomas D.
02.21.2023
+ Are they going to check if the truck deleted even for recall any experience
Roman
Roman
02.21.2023
you want a list of Pete and KW recalls? LOL
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NewJob4You Ads Commercial
3 to 6 months with a trainer

Is driving with a trainer for 3 to 6 months a regular thing?

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Alastair Glover
Alastair Glover
10.08.2024
Who will know, maybe all these hours of parallel parking can lead to a love connection 😂 😂😂😂
Grayson
Grayson
10.08.2024
Driving with a pro feels like a luxury
Leon
Leon
10.08.2024
3 to 6 months is a bit intimidating
Magnus
Magnus
10.06.2024
for 6 months you'll be an expert on all things
Denzel
Denzel
10.04.2024
depends on the company
Mari
Mari
10.04.2024
did 2 weeks
Randy
Randy
10.03.2024
definitely
Seamus
Seamus
10.02.2024
you'll be better on your own after 3-6 months
Osian
Osian
10.02.2024
I think it's an amazing opportunity to really become comfortable behind the wheel
Addie
Addie
10.01.2024
10 years behind, I'm still learning something new, so 3 or 6 months isn't enough 😄
Fred
Fred
10.01.2024
fuck length, what about quality of training?
Josef
Josef
09.28.2024
You're going to feel more confident on the highway kid, it's not bad thing
Daniels
Daniels
09.25.2024
it'd be fun, until you locked in parallel parking
Gordon
Gordon
09.25.2024
crashing a virtual truck into a virtual wall?
Elias
Elias
09.25.2024
Wouldn't it be cool if we could take the training in a virtual reality?
Orlando
Orlando
09.20.2024
it's a survival training
Pascal
Pascal
09.10.2024
or a sign of a trainer who can't teach others
Iqra
Iqra
09.09.2024
it's a sign of overwhelming silence
Lepe
Lepe
09.09.2024
it’s a sign of quality
Declan
Declan
09.08.2024
ask him, or you're afraid? then call cops 💀
Sion
Sion
09.06.2024
what about cost of such long training period?
Fergus
Fergus
09.06.2024
I think your coach is super strict
Clayton
Clayton
08.31.2024
was 3 months
Duke
Duke
08.11.2024
Just make sure you're getting the guidance you need
Jean
Jean
07.23.2024
kinda
Tamsin
Tamsin
07.23.2024
But, you've learned much. wasn't it?
Jean
Jean
07.22.2024
I was 5 months, and it was a challenge
Dewi
Dewi
07.11.2024
Just ask other newbies, or are you alone?
Bernard
Bernard
07.11.2024
Patience wins
Mcleod
Mcleod
04.20.2024
some trainers are just bad, and they need more time
Samson Archer
Samson Archer
04.06.2024
it's not a bad thing actually. You'll be able to learn a lot along the way
Artur Ishch
Artur Ishch
03.25.2024
That’s the norm. It’s like a long road trip with your know-it-all uncle
Aine
Aine
03.11.2024
if you're a bad learner, it can take more than that
Kirk
Kirk
02.26.2024
Some companies can make you drive for a year
Wilfred
Wilfred
02.21.2024
4 weeks and I was ready to go
HFUER
HFUER
01.10.2024
it’s pretty standard, keeps you from turning the big rig into a big oops
Loui
Loui
01.21.2024
unconditional love maybe 💘
Safiyyah
Safiyyah
01.21.2024
What's the point to be 6 months with a trainer?
Greene
Greene
01.13.2024
6 months with a trainer is just too long
Rory
Rory
11.06.2023
hat’s enough time to learn how to drive the rig, cook a five-course meal in the cab, and knit a sweater! 🤣
Mandeep
Mandeep
08.23.2023
Definitely normal
Perry
Perry
08.14.2023
haha, I bet he asked the same question on the trainers' forum
Xander
Xander
08.14.2023
at least you're not a trainer
Jago
Jago
08.14.2023
sounds like road trip with uncle 😂
Callum
Callum
08.01.2023
don't rush, take your time, and it'll pay off
Iestyn
Iestyn
06.29.2023
it's necessary I think
Jordan
Jordan
06.23.2023
have you already learned to make perfect cup of coffee ?
Haroon
Haroon
04.04.2023
That’s a regular thing for some companies, but not for all. Some companies have high standards and want to make sure you are ready for the road.
Ayden
Ayden
03.31.2023
That sounds like a prison sentence. What did you do to deserve that? Did you run over someone’s dog or something?
Levi
Levi
03.17.2023
It can vary depending on the company and its policies. Some companies may require you to drive with a trainer for a certain number of miles or hours before you can go solo. Others may have a probationary period where you are evaluated on your performance and safety. The average length of time for this type of training is around 3 months, but it can be shorter or longer depending on your progress and experience level.
Grayson
Grayson
03.05.2023
If you are asking about the training required to obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL), it can take as few as 3 to 6 weeks or up to 3 months depending on your school and its scheduling options.
Josie
Josie
02.23.2023
I was 3 weeks.
Eddie
Eddie
02.22.2023
Companies like Prime inc are doing this
Keanu
Keanu
02.22.2023
Nah like 2 weeks for me
Barney
Barney
02.21.2023
Would get annoyed with dude even if he was cool after 4 weeks
Krueger
Krueger
02.21.2023
I only did 2 weeks
Aidan
Aidan
02.19.2023
+ 4 to 6 weeks is standard.
Marni
Marni
02.18.2023
No it's not normal.
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Orpik Group marketing company for your business Commercial
Overweight?

I'm 6'1 and about 260. Don't smoke, drink, or anything. Used to bending and climbing with no problems and very coordinated. Is there a health requirement that would be an issue? Done past DOT physical with no medical problems. Just wondering

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Duncan
Duncan
02.27.2024
Sounds like you’re built like a diesel engine, strong and reliable 💪
Leroy
Leroy
12.16.2023
Long as you’re passing those DOT physicals and can climb up into the truck, you’re good.
Mulder
Mulder
10.09.2023
At 6’1 and 260, you’re just bringing more to love to the cab, my friend.
Daniels
Daniels
04.07.2023
There are plenty of big guys in this industry, and they do just fine. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. You’re not overweight, you’re just big-boned.
Haroon
Haroon
03.29.2023
You should be fine, as long as you can pass the DOT physical and do your job.
Barney
Barney
03.11.2023
If you have any medical problems that require treatment or medication, you may need a medical certificate from your doctor. Being overweight can increase your risk of developing some of these conditions, so it is advisable to maintain a healthy lifestyle and diet as much as possible.
Pascal
Pascal
03.02.2023
If you are asking about your health, there is no specific weight requirement for truck drivers, but you do have to pass a DOT physical every two years.
Denzel
Denzel
02.23.2023
+ If you've passed your DOT physical then it shouldn't be an issue; however, some companies may require some kind of agility test but I'm sure you could pass it, no worries.
Eddie
Eddie
02.22.2023
Im 6'2 290 and just applied with TMC and was passed over.
Aidan
Aidan
02.21.2023
Some companies are requiring a 'work steps' evaluation for agility, I think you might be able to google it and get more information.
Grayson
Grayson
02.21.2023
I read about drivers failing the duck walk @ us express quite often, that bus ride home has got to suck.
Iqra
Iqra
02.21.2023
I never heard of the duck walk and I have been through tons of physical's
Magnus
Magnus
02.20.2023
There are a few companies, but very few, that require a duck walk under the edge of the trailer and right back out.
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NewJob4You Ads Commercial
RoadMan
Load is late?

What actually happens when a load is late?

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Hawkins
Hawkins
04.04.2024
It’s all about communication.
Alex
Alex
08.21.2023
That’s when the rubber meets the road, and you gotta call in with a good reason.
Roman
Roman
08.12.2023
The dispatcher starts to get nervous and you need to rush to catch up.
Denzel
Denzel
04.01.2023
When a load is late, the dispatcher gets mad, the customer gets mad, and the driver gets screwed. The dispatcher blames the driver, the customer blames the dispatcher, and the driver gets no pay or detention. It’s a lose-lose-lose situation.
Daniels
Daniels
03.09.2023
When a load is late, the driver gets a free vacation.
Benito
Benito
02.22.2023
If you're late by no fault of your own, who gives a shit?
Leroy
Leroy
02.21.2023
the truck automatically activates the ejector seat and you are immediately replaced by an illegal immigrant
Xander
Xander
02.21.2023
It largely depends on the receiver.
Keanu
Keanu
02.20.2023
Are we talking minutes or are we talking days?
Epic
Epic
02.17.2023
It depends on the receiver.
Moon
Moon
02.16.2023
+ Believe it or not…straight to jail
Hello
Hello
02.16.2023
It depends on what the contract says.
Mulder
Mulder
02.16.2023
No punishment is as severe as the shame you feel.
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MAKE THE DREAM OF BECOMING AN OWNER/OPERATOR A REALITY Commercial
Buying Flatbed Tarps

How do I know what tarps to get? My customer told me 8ft tarps but no dimensions otherwise.


what’s the cheapest tarp seller?

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Jago
Jago
06.08.2024
You might wanna check out Amazon
Hawkins
Hawkins
09.17.2023
Carolina Tarps has got some good prices
Duncan
Duncan
06.10.2023
That’s like asking for a burger and not saying how you want it cooked!
Orlando
Orlando
04.01.2023
8ft tarps? That’s not enough information, buddy. You need to know how long and wide your load is, and how high it is off the deck.
Ayden
Ayden
03.19.2023
Sounds like your customer doesn’t know what they’re doing. You need to ask them for the dimensions of the load, not just the tarp size.
Pascal
Pascal
03.10.2023
I always use an 8 foot drop tarp because it covers most of the loads I haul. It’s better to have some extra tarp than not enough. You can always fold or roll up the excess material and secure it with straps or bungees.
Denzel
Denzel
03.03.2023
It depends on what kind of cargo you are hauling. If you are hauling lumber or other materials that need to be protected from the weather, you need a lumber tarp with flaps at the end. If you are hauling steel or other metals that need to be protected from scratches and rust, you need a steel tarp without flaps. If you are hauling something round like coils or pipes, you need a coil tarp that fits snugly around them.
Josef
Josef
02.28.2023
You need to measure the length and width of your load and then choose a tarp that covers it completely. For example, if your load is 40 feet long and 8 feet wide, you need a tarp that is at least 41 feet long and 9 feet wide.
Hello
Hello
02.22.2023
Hopefully this customer will be paying you very well for throwing an 8 foot tarp. Don’t do it for free.
GGG
GGG
02.21.2023
I’ve found 2-3 16’ by 30’ and a 20’ by 30’ to be handy, along with 2-4 of a 10’ by 12’.
Moon
Moon
02.20.2023
For years, lots of years, all I carried was a custom set of lumber tarps. 8’6” drop by 28’ D ring rows at 18” all the way around.
Mike
Mike
02.19.2023
What type of loads will you be tarping and how often?
Magnus
Magnus
02.18.2023
+ 8ft tarps meaning 8 ft drop tarp. Dont actually go buy an 8 ft tarp...
Thomas D.
Thomas D.
02.18.2023
I'd suggest getting 3 pieces instead of 2. Easier to handle, more versatile and lighter to carry.
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Facebook Ads Commercial
Kenworth turns 100

Kenworth turns 100; introduces two trucks to celebrate its anniversary


Part of the celebration of the company's anniversary is the creation of two special trucks:

  • the Kenworth W900 Limited Edition
  • the Kenworth T680 Signature Edition

The W900 is available in three configurations – 86-inch Studio Sleeper, 72-inch Flat Top and Extended Day Cab. The all-black Limited Edition Diamond VIT has 100th anniversary accents. Other interior features include a special edition steering wheel, brushed platinum dash and door trim, and Kenworth 100 logos throughout on the doors and thresholds. A Kenworth 100 sofa bed is standard with the 86-inch Studio Sleeper.

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Ayden
Ayden
05.12.2024
Those anniversary rigs are more decked out than a Christmas tree
Duke
Duke
09.05.2023
they’re doin’ it in style
Tamsin
Tamsin
08.30.2023
A century on the road and still kicking asphalt
Lepe
Lepe
02.22.2023
+ To bad they missed the boat k100 for the 100th anniversary
Aidan
Aidan
02.21.2023
Sweet!
Iqra
Iqra
02.21.2023
They have made an ugly mess out of the T-680
Barney
Barney
02.20.2023
They are not new trucks. They are the same ones with new packages
Marni
Marni
02.20.2023
If they only had Cats or Detroit engines in them they would be the bees knees again. As is they are hot garbage.
Grayson
Grayson
02.19.2023
kenworth is my favourite
Eddie
Eddie
02.19.2023
And a steering box recall
Pascal
Pascal
02.19.2023
I love The kw900
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Commercial
Hello
Float or double clutching?

Do you prefer to float your gears or double clutch them?

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Tamsin
Tamsin
05.15.2024
Double clutch, only when I’m feelin’ nostalgic
Daniels
Daniels
11.23.2023
I’m all about floating gears
Denzel
Denzel
07.21.2023
Floating’ gears is smooth
Elias
Elias
04.14.2023
Double clutching all the way, it’s the proper way to shift gears. Floating is risky and illegal, and it can damage your transmission if you mess up. Plus, it’s disrespectful to your truck. Double clutching shows that you care about your equipment and your safety. Just my opinion
Eva Johnson / Customer Support
Eva Johnson / Customer Support
04.12.2023

You've probably heard these terms used to describe the various ways in which a driver with an asynchronous manual transmission can effectively control their clutch and shift gears, whether you're a professional truck driver, a racing enthusiast, or even just a fan of Vin Diesel.

Hearing why individuals believe they should double clutch is intriguing. You cannot shift it into gear by double gripping. Both gear grinding and gear popping out of gear are not prevented by it.

We've spoken about this before, and I'm always amazed by how many people double-clutch, at least occasionally.

I last double-handed on the driving test for my CDL. Sometimes, because of the situation, I had to squeeze the clutch to get it out of gear.

For example, you can't kick the throttle to release the strain in the gears when you're descending a mountain; instead, you must depress the clutch.

If this is your first time moving rigs, this can be more confusing than helpful to you, depending on where you are in the process.

Slipping out of gear:

By applying pressure to the clutch, the gears will experience less stress, making it simpler to shift out of gear. However, if you utilize other techniques to release the gears' pressure, such as blipping the throttle or abruptly releasing the power, then engaging the clutch is not essential.

Setting it in motion:

In order to match the engine speed while shifting out of gear in a big rig gearbox without synchronizers, you must rerelease the clutch in neutral. Applying the clutch first may result in a more forgiving shift, but if your timing is precise, there is no advantage.

Floating gears operate flawlessly when done correctly. No benefit can be derived through double clutching.

Orlando
Orlando
03.21.2023
If I’m on the highway or on a flat road, I’ll float my gears.
Josef
Josef
03.04.2023
I prefer to float my gears because it’s quicker and smoother than double clutching.
Eddie
Eddie
02.28.2023
I double clutch every gear because that’s how I learned and I don’t want to damage the transmission.
Epic
Epic
02.21.2023
+ Float. People say it’s bad for the truck. I say what would you rather replace, your transmission or your knee
Moon
Moon
02.19.2023
Floating. It’s easier and faster.
GGG
GGG
02.19.2023
Knee > clutch
Mike
Mike
02.18.2023
So float…
Thomas D.
Thomas D.
02.17.2023
Float like a butterfly Sting like a bee
Magnus
Magnus
02.14.2023
I use both, depends on my mood but usually I float
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The Best Freight Broker Commercial
What GPS software are you using?

I'm looking for an app for my android. I find the GPS units to be way over priced

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Josef
Josef
04.09.2024
For a free option, Trucker Path is a go-to
Ayden
Ayden
09.13.2023
Check out PTV Navigator
Clayton
Clayton
08.24.2023
I’ve been using TruckMap
Leon
Leon
04.19.2023
Have you tried downloading Waze? It’s free and it gives you real-time traffic updates. The only downside is that it also gives you real-time ads 🤣
Eva Johnson / Customer Support
Eva Johnson / Customer Support
04.13.2023

The complexity of regular GPS routing is less than that of truck routing. This is due to a number of factors. For instance, certain types of roads are off-limits to the operation of trucks and commercial vehicles.

Truckers must use a unique type of GPS software designed only for them to navigate. These programs must consider all the restrictions that come with operating a vehicle. Truck routing applications work similarly to ordinary navigation apps in that they will provide you with spoken directions as the driver requests them while also accounting for all traffic regulations and CMB characteristics.

I noticed the following features of A GPS App.

For the majority of truck drivers, if not all of them, using a GPS app has become absolutely necessary. Let's look at a few advantages of utilizing a GPS app.

  • Safety: GPS apps for truckers include crucial safety advice. The app will be used to send measurements like weight constraints, height restrictions, speed limits, and other information.
  • Effectiveness: Making trucking routes will be successful with decent GPS apps. They will be able to arrange such points in the most effective manner and guide a motorist from place to place.
  • Reliability: The top GPS applications on the market are updated often so that users may rely on them at all times.
  • Saves money: All reputable GPS programs will find the best routes for your trips. This translates to lower fuel expenditures and other truck-related expenses for you.
  • Time-saving: Drivers can cut down on travel time by being given the shortest and fastest routes.
  • Enhances driving behaviors: With a reliable GPS app, you'll start to notice an improvement in your driving habits.

Moreover, there is also a CoPilot Navigation app offering the following:

  • Give your drivers access to highly precise, secure, and truck-legal navigation.
  • Increase route adherence and evaluate driver performance by comparing the planned and real routes after the journey.
  • Reduce operational and fuel expenditures overall to increase revenue and your bottom line.
  • ETAs that are exact and dynamic and based on current road conditions will improve customer service and on-time delivery.
Elias
Elias
03.29.2023
Don’t waste your money on those overpriced GPS units, get CoPilot and you’ll be good to go.
Eddie
Eddie
03.10.2023
CoPilot GPS Navigation & Traffic for my GPS app. It’s one of the most reliable and accurate apps for truckers.
Seamus
Seamus
02.25.2023
I’m using Trucker Path for my GPS app. It’s one of the most popular and useful apps for truckers. It shows me truck-specific routes, truck stops, parking spots, fuel prices, weigh stations, rest areas, and more.
Benito
Benito
02.21.2023
I agree, Hammer is useless at times, not sure what’s going on but all kinds of quirky #### lately
Marni
Marni
02.20.2023
+ I use Google Maps, double checking my routing using Hammer
Strickland
Strickland
02.20.2023
Smart Truck Route 2 is quite good. Small affordable subscription.
Iestyn
Iestyn
02.18.2023
Copilot live with traffic info, company is paying for us to use on tablet/ELD.
Keanu
Keanu
02.18.2023
Was using Hammer. But lately it's gotten so useless, I went back to Google and the atlas.
Josie
Josie
02.16.2023
Google maps and some common sense gets you a long way, and it's free
Milo
Milo
02.16.2023
Copilot worked really good in the set it and forget it mode.
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