It is really challenging to get used to the Navitel interface after becoming accustomed to the -maps interface. We used a navigator because the phone's application moves more slowly than the actual location on the road. It is therefore still more practical to travel with. has various benefits: Although it pauses when necessary, it generally travels down the highway, thus there is a chance that you could be in the incorrect lane and move out of the way when you shouldn't be. Many drawbacks 1. Decelerates. Driving through an unknown city makes it difficult to know where to turn and where to go next. 2. Cards are unable to detect prohibition signs, fences, or other obstacles. The navigator once offered driving under a "block," for instance, and once directed to a locked protected area and suggested driving through it. 3. Once, already halfway through the route, when we took a different route than the navigator, it started to indicate that we were traveling along a nearby parallel street. However, after that, it generally hung and sec. 30 was unable to determine our location. 4. The only thing that helped us find a hotel at night was the maps on our phone because there are absolutely no addresses on the maps.
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