Top 5 Editorial Picks

Five current truck GPS choices for distinct driver needs. These are editorial selections, not Amazon or reader ratings.

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    Garmin dēzl™ OTR720, Large 7” GPS Truck Navigator 7' with Standard Display New

    Best Overall Truck GPS

    Garmin dēzl OTR720

    A balanced 7-inch dedicated truck navigator for most drivers.

    • Current Garmin truck-routing workflow
    • Practical 7-inch in-cab display
    • Best starting point for most dedicated-GPS buyers
  2. 2
    Garmin dēzl™ OTR620, 6” GPS Truck Navigator 6' with Standard Display New

    Best Compact Choice

    Garmin dēzl OTR620

    A current Garmin option for drivers who need a more compact 6-inch unit.

    • Smaller physical footprint
    • Current dedicated truck-navigation category
    • Better fit where mounting room is limited
  3. 3
    Garmin dēzlCam™ OTR725, 7” GPS Truck Navigator, Built-in Dash Camera 7' with Dash Cam New

    Best GPS With an Integrated Dash Cam

    Garmin dēzlCam OTR725

    A 7-inch truck navigator for buyers who want an integrated dash cam.

    • Routing and camera in one device
    • No separate camera hardware required
    • Best fit for the combined-device buyer
  4. 4
    Garmin dēzl™ OTR820, Large 8” GPS Truck Navigator 8' with Standard Display New

    Best Large-Screen Upgrade

    Garmin dēzl OTR820

    An 8-inch step-up for drivers who need more map area.

    • More screen space than a 7-inch unit
    • Current Garmin truck-navigation workflow
    • Best fit when the cab has room for a larger device
  5. 5
    Rand McNally RANDTAB7 7-inch GPS Truck Navigator with Industry's Best Custom Trucking Routes, Rand Navigation 2.0 with 2025 Maps Rand Tablet 7 in (NEW) 7 inch

    Best Non-Garmin Alternative

    Rand McNally RANDTAB7

    A current 7-inch Rand choice for buyers comparing navigation platforms.

    • Truck-navigation, traffic, weather, and fuel-planning workflow
    • Current non-Garmin alternative
    • Best fit for a driver who prefers the Rand platform

Sygic Truck GPS Navigation with Head-Up Display for Truck, RVs and Bus Drivers

Overall Rating
3/5
 
Sygic Truck GPS Navigation with Head-Up Display for Truck, RVs and Bus Drivers has an average rating of 3 out of 5 based on 2 user reviews.

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Sygic Truck GPS Navigation app is a complete navigation system with realistic 3D maps, accurate search and precise route computing. Specially defined maps with truck-specific features helps drivers automatically avoid roads not suitable for their truck or cargo. With new product Heads-up-Display (HUD) truck drivers can projects navigation information onto windshields, so they never have to take their eyes off the road to look down at their navigation software.

Using the Sygic’s HUD interface is straightforward: Drivers simply activate the feature from the app’s navigation menu, flip the screen via pop-up menu and place their phone on the dashboard. The specially optimized interface then reflects clearly on the car’s windshield, displaying navigation information without the need for any expensive accessories. Unlike HUD features or apps that give only partial or gimmicky information to a driver, Sygic’s HUD feature gives them the full Sygic experience, complete with features like live traffic and turn-by-turn voice guidance.

Sygic Truck GPS Navigation is a complete navigation system with realistic 3D maps, accurate searching and precise route computing. Sygic Truck GPS Navigation uses specially defined maps with specific features for larger vehicles that automatically avoid roads not suitable for trucks, RVs or busses. Drivers can choose the type of vehicle, define dimensions and weight and navigation will automatically avoid low bridges and roads not suitable for your RV, truck or bus. Sygic Truck GPS Navigation app also offers specialized features like points of interest, parking places, and gas stations suitable for trucks, buses or RVs.

“We are very pleased that our most popular feature from Sygic GPS Navigation is also available for drivers of trucks, buses and RVs. We believe that our solution will help to reduce traffic accidents during hours of darkness, so drivers can fully concentrate on the driving,” says Sygic CEO Michal Štencl.

Sygic Truck GPS Navigation operates fully offline. An Internet connection is only necessary during the initial installation and activation of the software, for installing maps and updates, and for optional add-on services such as live traffic information and crowd-sourced Police trap alerts.

User Reviews

Posted by myname

  • 4/5
4

Most of the time it is good, it is relatively updated but some addresses are missing and lane assist is terrible. I miss at least one intersection per day because of bad lane assist. Everything else is ok.

Posted by Jeffery

  • 2/5
2

Finicky about the device it’s used on. Crashes constantly on my moto x4, but very stable on Lenovo tab 4 8plus.

Often wrong about speeds. Would really be nice if you could correct your own devices database.

Has tried to send my rig down roads I wouldn’t drive less than a 4×4 down.

No way to tell it that a road is banned to trucks.

Can’t for the life of me figure out why it insists on avoiding this one great road in favor of a crappy one on one of my common routes.

Very insistent that I do uturns when uturns are turned off.

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