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Well, Google maps with traffic or Waze threw that right out the window. There's enough people running them around me in the city that I automatically get rerouted before the radio lets me know. Long trips I'd agree but I'm playing "courier", lots of intersections take 10 minutes just to clear...

How about I steer this to "what android app also lets you plan out unlimited routes with unlimited stops and optimize the routes with many options including avoid tolls for free" Am I the only one that puts my routes into a spreadsheet and analyzes the profitability? I started because it was a...

Doesn't seem to be any way to do multi stop even with "collections" in Here athough I see users asking for it. Pretty responsive and quick as a GPS tho. Most apps want you to pay, which I won't unless I can try it out...

I'll try it, I like testing new gps apps. In Brooklyn I had the tomtom for iq routes, Google maps for traffic, and Navigator for truck routes all going at the same time... As for data, Wind now has canada and us roaming for data unlimited on their 60 dollar plan so no more worries

Mounting to my truck, so I consider this truck talk... Currently using the free Navigator app on multi stop runs for a new customer as my company branches out in search of runs to keep drivers busy. It does a great job, I enter in the addresses of all my stops and hit "optimize" and it groups...

Back on topic, I see nowhere that the sprinter style Nissan will be for sale for 2017, or any other manufacturer to compete with my 2005 when you factor in breakdowns, save the 4 cyl mercedes with the emissions junk tuned out Chevy is selling the NV200 to compete in the tiny van segment, and...

Since this turned into a sprinter brake discussion? Why are my front wheels literally covered in brake dust all the time? And yes they're original half left at about 200,000 miles

To Canadian newbies, you will owe tax and you will pay quarterly, or you will pay interest. When they're done fooling with your money, you might get some of it back

Sitting behind a desk while a 20 year old attempts to "manage" you has some high costs IMHO

Exactly why I check - so I don't go nuts - I average between 5-8 an hour after everything, including sleeping. The truck makes about 30 - 40 on deliveries but I don't, so that figure to me is pointless. At 7.5 cents I would be flipping burgers ;)

I've always cut a hole in the small door by my bunk, or in the window frame if it had one. Probably not good if you sleep on the floor Make sure the hinge is on the top unless you want free showers

I calculate the hourly, with deadheading, just as a gauge to see whether I should be looking elsewhere or not. But think of all the people driving to work that don't include that...or taxes...you can be misguided as an employee too