1. Sat Nav For Lorry Driver For Mac Download

Reliable navigation app for professional truck drivers with first class routing and accurate premium maps. Enjoy navigation tailored for large vehicles and trusted by 1.000.000 truck drivers worldwide and companies like. New reporting of map errors - Possibility to close problematic roads in map to avoid them - New design of quick menu - New layout design for landscape - Improved instructions during music playback over Bluetooth - GPS position improved by using wifi position too - Traffic iformation disappearance fix - Displaying unpaved and delivery-only roads and toll roads in some countries - Adding a new destination after current one - Improved Route Summary dialog - Quick zoom-out button.

Sat Nav For Lorry Driver For Mac Download

13.6.3 20 Jul 2016. Compatibility Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

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If you are posting a social media screenshot please edit out confidential personal information such as real names, email addresses, 'phone numbers etc Surveys, AMAs and any charity/donation drives must be pre-approved by the mods before posting, please drop us a mod mail. If you want to put a spoiler in your post, use the following syntax: !Spoiler text here! Our notes always say 7.5T max but we only have 1 in the fleet. I've got a pic on my work phone of me nearly wedged in a street after the guys in the office told me to 'give it a try and let us know if you have any problems' and we're always trading stories of getting stuck for 20 minutes squeezing through narrow streets with cars either side. Another guy almost had to reverse out onto a 60MPH dual carriageway a few weeks back until a woman who was trying to get past told him he could drive through her farm instead. He'd called the customer beforehand too and asked if he'd be able to get down but the customer didn't realise how big an 18T is lol. I’m a bit worried about my deliveries, tbh: last time we were due for our regular delivery (of a pallet of horse bedding), we did the usual ‘7.5’ on the order and again when the delivery company called to schedule, but it didn’t happen and, when they phoned a couple of days later to re-schedule, the guy said they don’t have a 7.5 anymore.

As it happened, a driver who knew the area (and the road!) and was going to be nearby with an empty load said he’d do it in an 18, but if Salvatori really don’t have a 7.5 any more then we’re going to struggle. (Actually, if you had someone stuck trying to reverse onto a dual carriageway, it could well have been around here. The arse end of the A2 is a nightmare for that when people follow their satnav! My closest junction is a right angle turn, no acc/dec lane, onto a single track road. I sometimes come off there if it’s dry and quiet, but I always wince when I see vans, or even cars, turning up that lane as I drive past to join the A2 at the next junction. There are several similar ones that just lead to a single farm.). I don't know about TomTom but I use CoPilot Truck for work and it's dangerously bad.

Thankfully I'm only driving a van, and there's a lot of repeat customers, but still. Highlights include:. Endless directions through no-entries and fire lanes. U-turn through the central reservation of a dual carriageway. Cross 4 lanes to take a right-hand motorway exit not 400m after joining from the left.

Directed down a 1.3m (yes, 130cm) high tunnel Not to mention the out-of-date maps, total lack of traffic awareness and hopelessly poor journey time estimation. I'd take Google Maps and common sense over these bullshit 'specialist' systems any day.