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Old 05-04-2009, 01:47 PM
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Navigation question?????

Does anyones nav say " You are not on a digitized road". Mine never works I just follow the white line for turns.. Is it my software?
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Old 05-04-2009, 01:49 PM
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As to the first part of the question the answer is yes.
If the road you are on has not been plotted into the system
that's what it will say until you get back on a recognized road.
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Old 05-04-2009, 01:52 PM
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The funny part is that the road appears on the screen and it even has the street names but it still tells me I'm not on a digitized road.. really annoying after buying a $150 DVD.
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You can go to the Navteq web site (NAVTEQ:) and place a request to have corrections made and/or new areas that are not currently digitized added. This is not a BMW limitation, it is a limitation of the disks supplied by Navteq
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You can go to the Navteq web site (NAVTEQ:) and place a request to have corrections made and/or new areas that are not currently digitized added. This is not a BMW limitation, it is a limitation of the disks supplied by Navteq
+1 - I have done this for a number of roads. It is like they are half-entered in the map database. The roads are plotted (because they appear on the screen), but there must be some data lacking for routing and navigation. Navteq will update the database.
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