CoPilot GPS Navigation App Reviews

Copilot seems to know about a few One9 travel centers, but could we get the entire locations database added please. One9 is part of the Pilot/Flying-J network in case anyone’s unfamiliar with them. Here’s an example of one Copilot doesn’t know about (I’ll update this with more as I come across them): 2101 US 49, Brinkley, AR 72021

This is just about the only reliable navigation app for RVs. It’s no Google Maps, but it does route based on height/weight and keeps you on appropriate roads. The UI is quirky and takes getting used to. My biggest complaint…. Favorite locations don’t sync across devices without backing up to the cloud, logging out, and logging back in. Seems like that should be a basic feature.

It has never failed me. In 50 yes of CDL OTR driving it has always come thru. I never question the accuracy. It’s the one thing that is ALWAYS RIGHT.

I love this app for my navigation. However, I am going to have to discontinue using it because I got a new radio and it has CarPlay. Please make this app compatible with CarPlay.

This gps app has worked out so far. If you plan ahead and know where exactly you want to go with the right vehicle dimensions and restrictions added to settings, it will not mess you up. Learn how to plan before just putting an address and driving off because it might lead you down a road not intended for your vehicle, maybe because you didn’t specify what you are driving.

Downloaded the truck trial form use with my RV. I used it in conjunction with my Garmin RV 795. The Co-pilot app didn’t try and take me under low over passes but it did try and send me down primitive roads. The Garmin did a much better job. I was hoping for a good car play option but this isn’t it.

The speed limits on this map.