Sure can on my Rand McNally TND 740.
A road atlas, paper and pen. Then pay attention. Know where your going.
I found a dry erase marker and the top of my windshield very helpful with directions when I first started out.
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Hello all. It's been a while sense I posted but I'm almost finished with training. The company im starting with is real stingy about staying on the route they give you. I was wondering if there was a semi GPS that you can plug road by road into to make my life a little easier when I'm on my own. Example: i can plug I-76 to HW-450 to I-34 to State Road cuz ext and it will route me on a exact route. Thanks all