SomeoneElse wrote:
The problem is that directions given for major junctions tend to be 'straight
on' where the ACTUAL move is to take the slip road.
FWIW, this isn't a problem I've seen (either on eTrex or Nuvi) with Garmins
using OSM data. I suspect it's down to the router rather than a problem with
the data...
I tend to agree with you now that I've had a further dig into this.
Unfortunately the bug report I posted to the locus forum has not received a
reply from last month. There is still a problem with needing to identify which
lane of a multi lane junction you you should occupy, and modify that as junction
layouts change. In the UK the M4 to M5 junction is being widened and I now need
to get into lane 3 to get on the right slip road to go North rather than 2 ...
and going through a new route a week or so back I was glad tomtom filled in that
data :)
Once again the problem is simply one of identifying who is making the mistakes?
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