And how is it that a Map from Rand McNally is 100% accurate but their GPS is not?
Map Data is used in many ways.
What are the best ways to ensure you don't get in accidents
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I'll let you know when I hang up my keys and retire. In the meantime I drive with absolute paranoia of the public and the cops.
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My RandMcNally GPS wanted me to take 220 N to 77N to get there.
I was tired of running the mountains up 77 and decided to take 29N to 64E and cut out a lot of 77.
Well, as soon as I got on 29N, the GPS started telling me to do a u-turn- in a semi... on a highway.
Then, it started recalculating the route for an hour trying to get me to turn around on and go back to catch 220. And it kept taking time on my miles to go and ETA. I mean it had me up to 600 miles away!
Then poof! It finally found the route I was taking and I actually arrived 30 minutes earlier than if I would've blindly followed its routing.
So, yeah. It's good to use an atlas in conjunction with your gps, along with whatever other tools you have- google earth.Lepton1 Thanks this. -
Again, I'm not Anti Atlas but I tend to "delegate navigation" to the tech and review and approve as needed. -
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