Does it tell you what the speed limit is on your currrent route?
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love how it tell u speed limit the routs, but do not like if your going into trafic dose not tell you; Would you like to take shorter rout? My friend has Tom Tom, but tell me when he is going to run into trafic problem.from John Bradford
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It does tell you, but I've found that it's often wrong. My maps are even up-to-date. It's off by 5 mph. For example, if the speed limit is 65, it may say that it's 60. There is not much difference in the speed and it only occasionally happens. It turns red when you are going over the speed limit to let you know you are speeding.
1374076
Yes, it tells the speed on the road, and the speed you are currently going.
1483930
I beleive there is a delay and it will only alert if there's motion from my experience. I'm not using it right now because of too much traffic so I can't be too specific. So intentionally no.
307532
Wow, you are going over 36 miles per hour. Since I have NEVER gone that fast, I can't tell you if the device has a speed limit. Sorry. You can always take your absolute miles or in your case Km and divide by your elapsed time--but that's a bit of a hassle. Sorry I'm no help.
2204227
Yes, it does alert you when you are in the vicinity of red light an speed cameras in school zones. You do need to update the safety camera data from the Garmin website.
1444448
My 2460LMT does not give an audible warning when I cross speed limit. I wonder if there is a setting to change this though... anyone?
1944507
The USA version of this unit does NOT have traffic alerts. So NO -No traffic alerts, but it does pop up speed limits and Yes you control the GPS volume seperately
459930
Good question. I'll have to check as I think I turned that off. It is visible though as the speed you are driving changes to red the moment you are one mile over three posted speed.The school zone warning is certainly audible.
596046
not quite like google maps' traffic layer on android/iphone, but yes there is traffic info. the navigation recommends alternate routes that you can preview & accept, or ignore at times traffic gets heavy
72231
User manual reads (pg7) Traffic on Your Route:When a traffic delay occurs on your route, an alert appears on the map, and the device calculates an alternate route to avoid the delay. You can choose whether to use alternate routes automatically, or upon request.
1299731
I don't know, but I do know that it detects those "your speed is xx" machines. Whenever I am approaching one, the detector goes off. Here's the link to the manual http://www.beltronics.com/manuals/v940manual.pdf
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If you have the GPS module plugged in, it records speed. can be incriminating, so i opt'd to not get the GPS module as i have in-dash gps with all that stuff
1640769
This unit does not display the legal speed limit for the road you are on. That might be a cool feature to have however.
105825
If I understand your question. Yes. If your on a road that commercial vehicles are not allowed on, it will tell you. Hope that answered your question.
105827
Yes it tells you what roads u can and can't go on with ur truck. U can switch it from car to truck or vise versa. U can pick ur own alerts and set it up the way u want. But the answer to ur question is yes. It gives u the best route without takin u on roads or bridges that trucks can't go on. But I always double check my routes anyway to be safe. Hope this helps.
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It will measure your horizontal speed, yes it will tell you your maximum speed
495164
Yes. It will display the speed limitation and the real time speed, and voice warnings at some points.
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i have a guess, and i want to stress that this is *only* a guess, that tomtom averages the amount of time that people take to drive any given route. if the road is wide open -especially for longer drives- i always beat the original estimates; if the traffic is bad, i'm always later. i know for a fact that tomtom is taking information from your device, and vice versa, when you connect to tomtom.com. the tomtom is definitely learning new routes (from roads that people drive on that the device doesn't know about -- i've seen roads show up on my device after friends have logged them with their tomtoms on) and new shorter paths (my device doesn't direct me "wrong" again after i've gone a shorter way than it originally knew about. so i think they're conglomerating data and giving you a point-to-point guess based on what their users have actually done. it wouldn't surprise me that if you used the external traffic sensor that this would be even more accurate based not only on the traffic of the moment, but their data base on the history of your route at that particular time. for what it's worth, m.