Coach navigation: sign C7 does not count

A route that fits your bus

Choose Coach as the type of your vehicle and enter the dimensions and weight. Everything applies as for a truck: height, width, length, weight and axle load, so no bridge or tunnel that is too low and no weight limit that is too tight. Only sign C7, closed to trucks, does not count: a coach simply drives on. The route does avoid signs C7a and C7b, closed to buses.

Why this route

If the route skips a road a driver would expect, a balloon on the map gives the reason, for example a bridge that is too low or a road closed to buses. That way the driver knows on the way why the route runs differently.

On the way

The driving time uses 100 km/h for a coach. Traffic jams and delays live in the route, the overhead signs above the motorway per lane, lanes at every exit and junction, and arrow boards, speed cameras and average speed checks only in your direction. See truck navigation for everything the navigation shows on the way.

On the phone and in CarPlay

The navigation works on the phone and on the screen in the cab with CarPlay; see CarPlay.

Read also

• Route planner for coaches and buses: Enter the number plate of your coach: Truckroute plans with the height, length and weight of the bus and only avoids the signs that apply to a bus.
• Signs C7a and C7b: closed to buses: C7 applies to trucks, C7a to buses and C7b to both. What the signs mean for a coach and how Truckroute plans with them.
• CarPlay for trucks: Truck navigation in CarPlay: the route by number plate on the screen in the cab, with overhead signs next to the map and house numbers nearby.