Haven't been here for a while now. Too much work going on right now
But I've been using the TomTom loads.
What I noticed is that when setting a route the fastest way could be faster cause there are always some unecessary longer roads on the route.
My dad still uses a route planer on PC and prints maps which he uses on the way (oldschool ). However in his software you can actually set a fader value betwenn fastest / shortest. And with the fader set at about 75% to fastest you get the best results.
That means it still uses all the Motorways and countyroads but also uses some shortcuts when you're in a city.
Wouldn't it be great to have that feature in the TomTom? I mean it can't be too hard to implement, or am I wrong there?
But I've been using the TomTom loads.
What I noticed is that when setting a route the fastest way could be faster cause there are always some unecessary longer roads on the route.
My dad still uses a route planer on PC and prints maps which he uses on the way (oldschool ). However in his software you can actually set a fader value betwenn fastest / shortest. And with the fader set at about 75% to fastest you get the best results.
That means it still uses all the Motorways and countyroads but also uses some shortcuts when you're in a city.
Wouldn't it be great to have that feature in the TomTom? I mean it can't be too hard to implement, or am I wrong there?