- Taschenbuch: 140 Seiten
- Verlag: Rand Mcnally & Co; Auflage: 2011. (26. April 2010)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0528355287
- ISBN-13: 978-0528355288
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 38,4 x 27,4 x 1,5 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 5.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (1 Kundenrezension)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 82.425 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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Der Road Atlas ist ein super Kompromiss zwischen transportabel und einem schweren, detailierten Atlanten.
Für meine Verhältnisse sind alle Reiserouten sehr gut planbar und mittels der Gesamtübersichtskarte USA weiß man auch sofort, wo man sich grob befindet.
Unterschied zu Europäischen Atlanten: die Seiten folgen nicht der Gesamtkarte sondern alphabetisch den Bundesstaaten.
Für meine Verhältnisse sind alle Reiserouten sehr gut planbar und mittels der Gesamtübersichtskarte USA weiß man auch sofort, wo man sich grob befindet.
Unterschied zu Europäischen Atlanten: die Seiten folgen nicht der Gesamtkarte sondern alphabetisch den Bundesstaaten.
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From a Retired Trucker, Rand McNally is the Best.
30. Januar 2011
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Before retiring I was an over the road trucker for over twenty years, driving in excess of one hundred twenty thousand miles a year from coast to coast and Canada. I have probably tried every road atlas out there at one time or another, but always came back to Rand McNally.
Most people forget not to long ago there where no GPS devices to get you from point A to point B. Most of my trucking career was spent without a GPS, and I had to depend on a good Road Atlas to get me to where I was going. If you think you had problems getting lost in a car, try doing it in a 70 foot long tractor trailer. You just cant stop anywhere to reevaluate your directions or make a U turn on a 2 lane road. Consequently you need an easy to read, accurate Road Atlas at your side so you get it right the first time.
Evidently some people think every small town or sub division should be on this map, get real there is only so much space on there to fit everything before it gets overcrowded and the whole map is totally illegible. Best to get a state or local street map for a small town or city coverage. Be prepared before you start your trip.
Each year there are thousands of new upgrades to keep up with all the new road construction that's going on out there. If you need an accurate Atlas for directions, it might be a good idea to get a new Atlas yearly. Even if you have a GPS as I do, they are not perfect. Best to buy an Atlas as a backup, I did.
Rand McNally makes a special truckers version of this Atlas with truck information such as truck routes, overpass heights, weight limits, etc. etc. Since retiring I use this version which is the same, without the trucking information.
Another item that might be helpful if you travel a lot is the Rand McNally Dist-O-Map: Travel Distance Finder for easily checking the distance from city to city. It's not expensive, very sturdy and never needs to be replaced until it wears out.
I personally know the overwhelming majority of truckers including myself use the Rand McNally Road Atlas for good reason, its the best.
Most people forget not to long ago there where no GPS devices to get you from point A to point B. Most of my trucking career was spent without a GPS, and I had to depend on a good Road Atlas to get me to where I was going. If you think you had problems getting lost in a car, try doing it in a 70 foot long tractor trailer. You just cant stop anywhere to reevaluate your directions or make a U turn on a 2 lane road. Consequently you need an easy to read, accurate Road Atlas at your side so you get it right the first time.
Evidently some people think every small town or sub division should be on this map, get real there is only so much space on there to fit everything before it gets overcrowded and the whole map is totally illegible. Best to get a state or local street map for a small town or city coverage. Be prepared before you start your trip.
Each year there are thousands of new upgrades to keep up with all the new road construction that's going on out there. If you need an accurate Atlas for directions, it might be a good idea to get a new Atlas yearly. Even if you have a GPS as I do, they are not perfect. Best to buy an Atlas as a backup, I did.
Rand McNally makes a special truckers version of this Atlas with truck information such as truck routes, overpass heights, weight limits, etc. etc. Since retiring I use this version which is the same, without the trucking information.
Another item that might be helpful if you travel a lot is the Rand McNally Dist-O-Map: Travel Distance Finder for easily checking the distance from city to city. It's not expensive, very sturdy and never needs to be replaced until it wears out.
I personally know the overwhelming majority of truckers including myself use the Rand McNally Road Atlas for good reason, its the best.
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Good atlas
5. Juni 2010
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Good atlas, worth the cost. Even though they come out with a new one every year, it is definitely needed for all of the road changes and updates. Recommend this product.
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I wish I'd gotten the large print one
27. Juni 2010
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Much cheaper and actually more useful than a GPS (sometimes you want to scope out where you might go, not just get directions), a road atlas is a staple in our cars. Updating annually gives access to proposed construction locations (although it was off in places despite being only a month old). We took this on a recent trip through PA and New England. Alas, the maps a re a bit hard to make out once you get off the main drags in the more populated areas, like Southern Maine. I missed my old DeLorme Maine Atlas. I think the solution for when you are traveling about in the more congested states is to buy the large print one.
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