- CoPilot Truck gps system for truck screens and features.

Stuck in traffic? Easily route around delays to stay on schedule. Using the new detour feature, Co Pilot Truck will calculate a new route and then help you decide whether or not you should take it.

Here's how "detour" works:

While you're driving, CoPilot Truck shows and tells you exactly where and when to turn.

Note: The green highlight is CoPilot Truck's suggested route and the purple arrows show your GPS location.

With CoPilot Truck's new selective routing feature, you can avoid an entire segment of a generate route as selected by the user from the itinerary screen.

For example, if you were driving from Pennsylvania to New Jersey, CoPilot Truck would give you a set of directions like those to the right.

But in reviewing your itinerary, you notice you'll be hitting 78 West at rush hour so you want to find a different way.

Select 78 West from the itinerary screen and click "F1" to avoid the highlighted road.

Then, CoPilot Truck will give you a new set of directions (at the right) avoiding 78 West.

If you think the new directions look good, just start driving.

If not, simply click "F2" to return to your original route.

The CoPilot Truck database covers essentially every neighborhood in the entire continental United States -- at both the street and highway level. And when we say the entire continental United States, we mean it: big cities, small towns, and everywhere in between.


New York, NY (Population 8 million)	Coast-to-Coast Coverage (Dock-to-Dock maps for the US and Canada)	Davidson, NC (Population 5,000)

CoPilot Truck's US and Canada Truck Routeable Database

UPDATED! New PC*Miler maps are updated.
Millions of miles of street-level coverage of the entire continental US and Canada
More accurate routing with updated and improved highway interchange details
Better navigation with increased one-way street listings
Expanded HazMat Routing Options including General, Explosives, Inhalants and Radioactives.
National Network Routing is based on the federal government-designated highway system for oversized vehicles.
53' Trailer Routing incorporates state governments' legal road designations for 53' trailers.
Practical Routing models the trade-off between taking the most direct path and staying on major, high quality highways or roads.
Shortest Routing represents distances and driving routes that a vehicle would take to minimize total distance traveled while still following a reasonable route.
Toll Avoidance Routing avoids long stretches of toll roads but will not take long, impractical detours to avoid toll bridges and tunnels.
Side-of-Street Address Detail tells you which side of the road your destination is on.
Lane Change Warnings alert you to upcoming left exits, ensuring that you have plenty of time to safely get to the proper side of the highway.

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