“Truck stop premium” or straight up price gouging?

there has been cases where people have sued and won against GPS companies because the GPS told them to turn onto a one way the wrong way or take a street that ended onto a dead end resulting in them going off the road. most of those cases were drivers driving at night and so on and so on... the GPS manufacturers have gotten a bit smarter about their user agreement since most of those cases, but none the less, if there's a good enough lawyer, there's a big enough loophole! lol. I also think it's about all the extra data they would have to manage. With a car GPS, it's pretty straightforward, with good trucking ones you can put custom truck dimensions in, whether your hauling hazmat and all kinds of neat features. Yes this also leans on the GPS is not perfect even an actual trucking one so you still have to use your brain. So ultimately I believe it's just more hassle than it's worth for google between extra data and possible legal crap.