
- Eliminate-gravel-roads
- 09-12-2010
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| Anthony R. Gold | 09-12-2010 |
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| Rod Speed | 09-15-2010 |
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I have a Tomtom One, I live in a rural area. This GPS insists on
sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
road as "ok".
I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
Thanks
On Sun, 12 Sep 2010 05:14:54 -0500, jw@myplace.com wrote:
Use the map correction feature to mark each of the roads that you wish to
avoid as having been closed. Do not Map Share those incorrect changes :-)
Tony
On Sun, 12 Sep 2010 11:49:13 +0100, "Anthony R. Gold"
>On Sun, 12 Sep 2010 05:14:54 -0500, jw@myplace.com wrote:
>> I have a Tomtom One, I live in a rural area. This GPS insists on
>> sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
>> settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
>> both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
>> for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
>> tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
>> add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
>> road as "ok".
>> I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
>> Thanks
>> sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
>> settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
>> both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
>> for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
>> tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
>> add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
>> road as "ok".
>> I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
>> Thanks
>Use the map correction feature to mark each of the roads that you wish to
>avoid as having been closed. Do not Map Share those incorrect changes :-)
>Tony
>avoid as having been closed. Do not Map Share those incorrect changes :-)
>Tony
I guess that would work on the routes I normally take, but I dont need
the GPS for those routes since I know them, and usually shut it off
when I know where I am. It's the other (NEW ROUTES) that I'm on, and
the GPS tells me to turn right, I do this, and instantly or after a
few miles of paved roads, I find myself on nasty gravel roads. I'd
like to tell the Tomtom to eliminate ALL gravel roads except the one I
live on, but that does not seem possible.
> On Sun, 12 Sep 2010 11:49:13 +0100, "Anthony R. Gold"
>>On Sun, 12 Sep 2010 05:14:54 -0500, jw@myplace.com wrote:
>>> I have a Tomtom One, I live in a rural area. This GPS insists on
>>> sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
>>> settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
>>> both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
>>> for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
>>> tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
>>> add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
>>> road as "ok".
>>> I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
>>> Thanks
>>> sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
>>> settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
>>> both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
>>> for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
>>> tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
>>> add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
>>> road as "ok".
>>> I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
>>> Thanks
>>Use the map correction feature to mark each of the roads that you wish to
>>avoid as having been closed. Do not Map Share those incorrect changes :-)
>>Tony
>>avoid as having been closed. Do not Map Share those incorrect changes :-)
>>Tony
> I guess that would work on the routes I normally take, but I dont need
> the GPS for those routes since I know them, and usually shut it off
> when I know where I am. It's the other (NEW ROUTES) that I'm on, and
> the GPS tells me to turn right, I do this, and instantly or after a
> few miles of paved roads, I find myself on nasty gravel roads. I'd
> like to tell the Tomtom to eliminate ALL gravel roads except the one I
> live on, but that does not seem possible.
I have selected "Ask me when there are unpaved roads on my route". Other
> the GPS for those routes since I know them, and usually shut it off
> when I know where I am. It's the other (NEW ROUTES) that I'm on, and
> the GPS tells me to turn right, I do this, and instantly or after a
> few miles of paved roads, I find myself on nasty gravel roads. I'd
> like to tell the Tomtom to eliminate ALL gravel roads except the one I
> live on, but that does not seem possible.
option are "Always avoid..." and "never avoid...".
in "Planning preferences". Not totally to be trusted...
On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 13:49:57 +0100, "Keith"
>> On Sun, 12 Sep 2010 11:49:13 +0100, "Anthony R. Gold"
>>>On Sun, 12 Sep 2010 05:14:54 -0500, jw@myplace.com wrote:
>>>> I have a Tomtom One, I live in a rural area. This GPS insists on
>>>> sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
>>>> settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
>>>> both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
>>>> for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
>>>> tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
>>>> add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
>>>> road as "ok".
>>>> I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
>>>> Thanks
>>>Use the map correction feature to mark each of the roads that you wish to
>>>avoid as having been closed. Do not Map Share those incorrect changes :-)
>>>Tony
>>>> I have a Tomtom One, I live in a rural area. This GPS insists on
>>>> sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
>>>> settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
>>>> both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
>>>> for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
>>>> tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
>>>> add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
>>>> road as "ok".
>>>> I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
>>>> Thanks
>>>Use the map correction feature to mark each of the roads that you wish to
>>>avoid as having been closed. Do not Map Share those incorrect changes :-)
>>>Tony
>> I guess that would work on the routes I normally take, but I dont need
>> the GPS for those routes since I know them, and usually shut it off
>> when I know where I am. It's the other (NEW ROUTES) that I'm on, and
>> the GPS tells me to turn right, I do this, and instantly or after a
>> few miles of paved roads, I find myself on nasty gravel roads. I'd
>> like to tell the Tomtom to eliminate ALL gravel roads except the one I
>> live on, but that does not seem possible.
>> the GPS for those routes since I know them, and usually shut it off
>> when I know where I am. It's the other (NEW ROUTES) that I'm on, and
>> the GPS tells me to turn right, I do this, and instantly or after a
>> few miles of paved roads, I find myself on nasty gravel roads. I'd
>> like to tell the Tomtom to eliminate ALL gravel roads except the one I
>> live on, but that does not seem possible.
>I have selected "Ask me when there are unpaved roads on my route". Other
>option are "Always avoid..." and "never avoid...".
>in "Planning preferences". Not totally to be trusted...
>option are "Always avoid..." and "never avoid...".
>in "Planning preferences". Not totally to be trusted...
Do you have a Tomtom ONE? Where do I find this option? I sure dont
see it anywhere.
Thanks
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> sending me on rough winding hilly gravel roads. I have tried both
> settings (fastest and shortest). The shortest setting is worse, but
> both insist on these back roads, and some of them are not even made
> for driving with a 4WD pickup, much less a car. Is there ANY way to
> tell this GPS to NEVER send me on a gravel road? And to that I must
> add that I live on a gravel road, so I'd need a way to "accept" my own
> road as "ok".
> I have a feeling this is not possible, but I'm asking anyhow...
> Thanks