RVER
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Which book do you like better? OR is there a better book for knowing what is at the exits like resturants, diesel and gasoline, parking for rigs and trucks etc. The 2012 editions are coming out or are out but not in my book store yet so want to know what you guys use if anything.
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I use "Next Exit" because the various reasons to get off, or what's there are colorcoded, makes it easy for my wife to understand.
I say campgrounds-she looks for brown writing.
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Never used Exit Now but The Next Exit in my opinion is perfect. Wouldn't change a thing.
We just got our 2012 edition. Its so good, we usually get a new one every other year.
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I like the Exit Now better for two reasons. I got the spiral bound version so it holds up better. Also it is arranged by interstate and just follows along from state to state so is a lot easier to use.
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I sure would like to see more opinions. I will be following this post to help me determine which one I should get. Thanks.
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We have both and find that Exit Now is much more user friendly.
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H345
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Have used Next Exit for many years . Recently got the Spiral bound version of Exit Now , and find it to be much better .
Amazon has the best price .
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ct1964ups
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RVER wrote:Which book do you like better? OR is there a better book for knowing what is at the exits like resturants, diesel and gasoline, parking for rigs and trucks etc. The 2012 editions are coming out or are out but not in my book store yet so want to know what you guys use if anything.
I like Exit Now...it is spirial bound and it is arranged by interstates rather than states...so if you are on 95, you can see right down the hwy exit for exit....without searching for the next state..Chuck
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Wow, this is good stuff. I've been wondering the same thing. I'm going with "Exit Now" this time.
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RVER
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I am leaving tomorrow and no one has Exit Now here in bookstore so will get Next Exit and hope for the best, sounds like there are two camps but Exit Now seems more user friendly from looking at this but...
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