Map issues in the US

[thatguy172]

While my GO 620 does work fine its speed indication for the highway you are on are not even close. I have sent them in but most locations have had the current speed for many years. I'm starting to feel like we are being left behind?

 

[canderson]

I'm currently trying to open a discussion with TT about why our map updates don't seem to be getting any attention.

 

[thatguy172]

I'm currently trying to open a discussion with TT about why our map updates don't seem to be getting any attention.

That would be nice, I have a Garmin and switched out the TT to check and it had all of the speed changes.

I also think they are slowly moving out of the US market.

 

[Willy875]

I also think they are slowly moving out of the US market.

It's been a few years since TomTom withdrew from the American market.

 

[canderson]

That would be nice, I have a Garmin and switched out the TT to check and it had all of the speed changes.

I also think they are slowly moving out of the US market.

Their mapping is sold worldwide and not related to their PND development or sales.

And it's not just the U.S. Users in Europe are saying the same thing. User supplied map updates aren't being processed.

 

[thatguy172]

It's been a few years since TomTom withdrew from the American market.

true for hardware but they still sell software based systems and apps. If they do not want to be in the game its time to go.

 

[thatguy172]

Their mapping is sold worldwide and not related to their PND development or sales.

And it's not just the U.S. Users in Europe are saying the same thing. User supplied map updates aren't being processed.

That's a shame, if they want out then just drop out. I am thinking I should switch out to my Garmin. I like my TT but in the end the G has look forward for speed changes, and gives you the warning before you hit the speed zone. When driving this can be a life saver when some towns set up speed traps. A good example is US 301 in FLA speed is 65 then fast 55 to a fast 45. Easy to miss and poof a ticket is waiting. The G warns before the first speed change warning sign.