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Yes, digital traffic is better than TMC. If you can use it. If not TMC is an ok backup

to be fair inrix tmc which is the fallback option now digital isn't available has reasonable coverage with all motorways and a_roads covered including slip roads, 98000km of B-roads and 3200km of uncl ...

The latest maps have the m6 speed limit as 50 mph between j13-j15 this is a 70 mph road with a temporary 60 mph limit till March 2022.

Well if it's currently 60mph then they have it correct.
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The latest maps have the m6 speed limit as 50 mph between j13-j15 this is a 70 mph road with a temporary 60 mph limit till March 2022.

if the incident is more than 40 minutes away it will ignore the incident for routing purposes as you drive the route and it comes within 40 minutes ofthe event it will then reroute you if needed

Testing begins .....

Note already that my plotted route from ~Heathrow to Reading, Digital traffic shows the M4 roadworks but Smartlink doesn't.

There isn't any delay but it's still a roadworks ...

from what I understand its DAB delivery of traffic info that is coming to an end rather than the service per say. tomtom receive the traffic data over a data connection so will be unaffected by the da ...

inrix traffic still down and is affecting all the transmission standards (dab tpeg, FM tmc and via the internet. but I'm now thinking if it was caused by traffic reduction roadworks would still show u ...

but these traffic data providers use floating vehicle data mostly from mobile phone signals could it be that because of the unprecedented reduction in traffic volume that there is no longer enough dat ...

a factory reset has cured it.
thanks

no its the road closed, traffic congestion, roadworks ect.

does anybody know how to change Garmin traffic icons from North American to international?
today following the device deciding it needed to reset itself back to factory default all the traffic icons ...

just had a thought sync 3 supports Sygic navigation app does sygic support 3rd party poi warnings? it definitely allows them to be loaded to the app.

updates with the map only seem fairly accurate but only includes fixed cameras. temporary and mobiles are not included. as the included cameras are unlikely to change very often accuracy is fairly goo ...

no, but the sync maps do have camera locations embedded in the map data as "caution spots"

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