Chicago Truck Friendly Map?

You've got a Rand McNally road Atlas, right?

 

Truck stops have them too. Grabbed o e when I stayed at pilot south of Chicago.

 

Rand McNally has their headquarters in the suburbs of Chicago. I think it's safe to say they know every single low bridge/truck route for the city of Chicago.

 

Didn't know that! - Learned something new today.

 

Cobra is from Illinois too. That's why you'll see on the cover of their GPS boxes a picture of a interstate in Illinois.

 

Illinois does contribute something to trucking other than 1099 trucking companies lol

 

There is a map for all the low clearance bridges in the Chicagoland area.
I had one years ago
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Use the search feature people. It's why it's there.

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...s-advice/44468-chicago-low-clearance-map.html

 

I have that low clearance map also but it is not made anymore.
The road atlas from any company does not have all the low clearances listed for Chicago, It is pretty simple for the streets you can and cant run after a while. I run a concrete truck there and don't care as much about the truck routes for streets but know which way I can and cant go for bridges. I am only 12'2" though so its much different for me. The easiest way is to watch and mark them in your map. I did buy a City of Chicago map book with Chicago and all the surrounding suburbs in detail. Where do you usually go to in Chicago?