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Originally Posted by kitten_caboodle
In fact, to test out how fun this can be, go to your nearest town or city centre that has a one way system. Then see how many tickets and on-the-spot fines your GPS can get you
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You could see from my thread about my Garmin and the 100,000 miles how much my sat nav has been used over the years, and that's the latest in a long line that I've owned. I've never had one try and take me down the wrong way on a one-way system yet!
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Originally Posted by kitten_caboodle
I could spend hours going round in circles if I relied on my GPS on a regular basis. It's been a godsend in so many ways but it really is a PIA when it keeps telling you to go down roads that don't exist!
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You're using the wrong system! Don't think mine has ever told me to go down a non existant road. If I'm going somewhere I've not been before (which I do lots) I rely on it 100%.
From what I've seen of TomTom it still has a lot of work required. Garmin have been around a lot longer and really don't have any major issues. Of course it's all down to the quality of the maps and I update mine whenever a new set come out, roughly annually.