I use this App every day in my car. I will soon be a OTR Truck driver and will definitely want to have this option.

I live in nyc and some roads are restricted to passenger cars. When I recently rented a van with commercial plates I couldn't accept the route Waze suggested. Is there a way to restrict route for commercial vehicles? Might open a whole new market for you. Truckers, etc.

RV and Truck height restrictions so the routing keeps you off roads that may be a problem

Please add an icon for pickup trucks. The only ones close are for either an SUV or a semi. Nothing for personal pick-up trucks. Thanks!

Excellent idea. Truck routes with ability to enter size of vehicle in settings. Trucks can help show problems on the roads. Benefitting everyone.

Truck routes

Agreed, would love a truck option as well (Europe) so we would need only one navigation system in future, Waze!

Great idea but please consider removing your votes from this post and adding them to a similar and higher ranked post:

https://waze.uservoice.com/forums/59223-client-how-can-we-improve-waze-on-your-phone-/suggestions/4361720-truck-route-option

Strength in numbers! Thanks :)

Yeah good point however tomtom do truck map's and all you do is make a profile with in and put in all the info happy days

We need truck map's please vote

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Getting truck routes will really help out and make waze more convinent... Truck drivers would attract to the app and would make more of a profit for the app....

This is a must

Hi i think you should put a setting for hgv on here as there are so many hgvs on the road and more roads with height and weight restrictons think the drivers like mysefl could do with it

GPS for snowmobile trails with food, lodging, and fuel locations

this would be a great feature. truck gps's aint cheap.. you can use the same consept.. have drivers ride on truck approved routes. and then take that data and make a truck Gps for Free!!! Awesome!

Yes. CDL drivers need love too!

This is the only serious lacking for me. When I am ignoring Waze, it is usually because I am in a (long wheel-base) commercial vehicle which cannot make the turns.

Of course, I use Waze in my personal vehicle (sedan) too, so would need a means of selecting a navigation mode.

Practically, I would think that allowing for CDL drivers to identify themselves, when operating a long wheelbase vehicle, could then be used to map where we go-- blazing known trails-- which could then be selected for display, perhaps by color coding if a user wants or needs that information.

Something to consider is that not all CVs are alike. I often drive a bob-tail type vehicle that has the turning radius of a super-tanker-- a tractor trailer will turn inside of it; but if I could see a blazed trail by other CVs, that data would still have meaning.

I could see the usefulness of a feature on the map editor where CDL drivers could indicate the insufficiency of certain route segments (e.g.,a turn which requires proceeding head-on into opposing traffic being impossible at rush hour, low or narrow clearances due to tree branches or of other vertical or horizontal obstacles, and such).

None the less, a trail-blazing feature for building such a database would seem most useful.

Yes. CDL drivers need love too!

This is the only serious lacking for me. When I am ignoring Waze, it is usually because I am in a (long wheel-base) commercial vehicle which cannot make the turns.

Of course, I use Waze in my personal vehicle (sedan) too, so would need a means of selecting a navigation mode.

Practically, I would think that allowing for CDL drivers to identify themselves, when operating a long wheelbase vehicle, could then be used to map where we go-- blazing known trails-- which could then be selected for display, perhaps by color coding if a user wants or needs that information.

Something to consider is that not all CVs are alike. I often drive a bob-tail type vehicle that has the turning radius of a super-tanker-- a tractor trailer will turn inside of it; but if I could see a blazed trail by other CVs, that data would still have meaning.

I could see the usefulness of a feature on the map editor where CDL drivers could indicate the insufficiency of certain route segments (e.g.,a turn which requires proceeding head-on into opposing traffic being impossible at rush hour, low or narrow clearances due to tree branches or of other vertical or horizontal obstacles, and such).

None the less, a trail-blazing feature for building such a database would seem most useful.

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Your sat nav software is very good the only thing missing is truck dimension and weight option
Robert