sat nav for hgv

[onefortheroad]

was looking for sat nav for hgv
got a driving job in england so after getting into a few tight corner s
are they a good job

 

[Darren91]

i couldn't find fault with my old garmin!

 

[onefortheroad]

I have a garmin as well but find it takes me down some very small back roads

 

[VKZ10]

TomTom is leagues ahead of garmin I find.

 

[chris_b]

I have a garmin as well but find it takes me down some very small back roads

You need a HGV specific one, lots you can set up for trucks though.

http://www.halfords.com/sat-nav-aud...ezl-760lmt-truck-7-sat-nav-uk-roi-full-europe

 

[Ruairi83]

was looking for sat nav for hgv
got a driving job in england so after getting into a few tight corner s
are they a good job

http://reallymeansounds.com/forum/threads/tomtom-one-3rd-edition-sat-nav.176157/

Great we nav

 

[K55]

Ordinary Sat-Nav + some common sense. Lads have got this far with paper maps and directions wrote on napkins.....

 

[Andy044]

Is there not a system available called a Truck-Nav?
I've heard a few lorry driving friends mention it but I've never looked into it

 

[chris_b]

Is there not a system available called a Truck-Nav?
I've heard a few lorry driving friends mention it but I've never looked into it

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[chris_b]

Ordinary Sat-Nav + some common sense. Lads have got this far with paper maps and directions wrote on napkins.....

You've never got stuck in a huge jam in England ! Truck nav can be a god send then as it's normally dark and your on back roads with no idea where you are

 

[K55]

I have actually. I also grew up going with my father long before 'Drivers' needed a Truck-Nav.

There's no need. You're better off not relying on a sat-nav too much really, take more notice of what's going on around you (signs, names etc.)

Leave 'truck-nav' to the high-viz wearing beanos.