Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), the global leader in satellite navigation, today announced the first portable navigation device designed exclusively for over-the-road, ...

The navigator supports multiple truck profiles and features advanced routing and guidance to support truck-related road restrictions such as height, width, length, weight and hazardous materials. By ...

Garmin's dēzl OTR1000 GPS truck navigator is like having a wise veteran driver in the cab with you, but not having to listen to their music or stop when they want to. The OTR1000 is part of longtime ...

If you drive a truck and you're tempted to use Google Maps or Waze for route guidance, I feel you. These two applications are incredibly helpful behind the wheel, as they find faster routes and ...

You’d think Google Maps and Waze are the right choices for any driver out there. And while they do serve their purpose just right, and more often than not, they really manage to find a faster route to ...

OLATHE, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Garmin ® International, Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), today announced the dēzl OTR500 in a new 5.5” size with a crisp, HD resolution touchscreen display ...

Garmin earlier this month announced the next-gen dēzl OTR series, its latest lineup of GPS trucking navigators. In addition to Garmin’s trucking navigation, the new series is the first to integrate ...

Garmin announced that it has entered the commercial truck GPS market with the introduction of a truck driver’s GPS, the Nuvi 465T. Garmin says attributes such as bridge heights, hazmat guidelines and ...

Garmin International announced last week a global positioning system navigator that it said is its first portable navigation device designed exclusively for the trucking industry. The nüvi 465T’s ...

Garmin International has announced the dezl (pronounced ‘diesel’, oddly enough) 760, the company’s first trucking navigator, sporting a seven-inch display and a new ‘Active Lane Guidance’ feature to ...

Spending a few hundred bucks on a dedicated semi-truck GPS might sound like overkill, especially when your phone already tells you where to go for free. But before you shrug it off, picture this: ...