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I find when traveling in the U.S., the TomTom does a good job of estimating time of arrival.
However, in Canada, a four hour trip can be estimated by over 3-4 hours longer than the trip should take! That is, it seems to double the time.
Why it does this in Canada, I don't know--but it is consistent. It must have something to do with how the TomTom perceives Canadian highways. I believe the TomTom zooms in closer on Canadian highways than it does on US interstates... might have something to do with it.
Anyway, would be nice to see this bug fixed.
However, in Canada, a four hour trip can be estimated by over 3-4 hours longer than the trip should take! That is, it seems to double the time.
Why it does this in Canada, I don't know--but it is consistent. It must have something to do with how the TomTom perceives Canadian highways. I believe the TomTom zooms in closer on Canadian highways than it does on US interstates... might have something to do with it.
Anyway, would be nice to see this bug fixed.