CoPilot always attempts to route to a destination on safe and legal roads based on the type of vehicle set in the vehicle routing profile. If a driver needs...

(Available in CoPilot 10.7 and higher with CoPilot FleetPortal enabled) A Site extends a location from just a name and address to include a boundary geo...

(Available in CoPilot 10.14 and Higher) CoPilot provides warnings and walking instructions when a stop is located on a road that is restricted to only p...

(For hazmat routing in North America) In a heavy-duty or medium-duty truck vehicle routing profile, you can specify whether or not you will be carrying ...

CoPilot will calculate a route based upon the active vehicle routing profile, which sets the features of your vehicle including height, weight and length. T...

No, once a destination has been sent to CoPilot, a route will be planned from the current location and no further input is needed.

Search by Place ID is a way for drivers to add stops to their trip plan. In addition to the other manual stop entry options, drivers can now also enter in a...

CoPilot generates truck routes that adhere to restrictions based on a vehicle’s dimensions, load (hazmat) and vehicle type.  To help a driver avoid an unsaf...

For drivers with color blindness or color vision deficiency, we recommend setting the map style to German or Fibonacci Gray. To select a map style, tap Sett...

In states that allow 53-foot trailers without special permits, there may be situations where you want to route along U.S. highways, rather than taking longe...