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This strikes me as an article that was written with a view to proving a point. It has picked on all of the disadvantages that modern technology has introduced. It has failed to consider the driver aid ...

CAUTION
It is not true to say that all cars HAVE to be ODB2 compatible, if the manufacture decides they don't want to comply they can not be forced to do so.

Actually, European law demands it for ...

Its not possible to swap the traffic over to a different data supplier, it simply won't work - Mike
Thanks, Mike. That was pretty much the answer I was expecting to be honest. I was just hoping that ...

I think I already know the answer to this one, but I'm asking on the offchance.

I've just had a letter from TrafficMaster, telling me that my trusty YQ2 will be obsolete as of March next year. I ha ...

Thanks for your reply, and do feel free to rant, I love a good rant. The 3k is for the 'better' model and includes leather, heated and powered seats, front parking sensors and a cold climate pack whi ...

First, I'll answer the original question.

Yes, there are devices such as 'Snooper', but many suffer from the same problem as TomTom - i.e. they cost 3 figures to buy, so you'd be an idiot to leave ...

SORTED.
I don't know why but I decided to start from scratch and this time it has worked.
On the assumption that you did the reinstallation in exactly the same way as for all TomTom devices, I shall ...

For shame, I haven't read all ten pages so far. I've skimmed the first six or so, so I apologise if I'm repeating things that I don't realise I'm repeating.

Firstly, surely this behaviour is anti- ...

I hold my hands up here. I was mucking around with the files to try to improve the text to speech quality, and I think I've dropped a clanger. The computer voice still operates in other respects, bu ...

There are two questions here really, is there a strong safety case? and is legislation the answer?
I don't believe there's a strong safety case, though I don't deny that there would be any overall sa ...

Given we have idiots seeking to disable runlocks on dash mounted TV's we cannot deny that there are some who lack the basic common sense that we may have?
Surely that's one of the most blatantly obvi ...

Like cars, whether we've needed mobile phones in the past or not, the fact is that people now rely on them.

No, many people don't make calls from their car and they go though life just fine. There' ...

Personally i suspect most of these requirements to remove BT from cars is a cost cutting exercise.
no civilian needs to be on the phone while they're actually driving. You couldn't do it if you wante ...

Mobile phones are a 2 way communication, and so, do distract the driver. Some will argue "ah, but that's like having a conversation with a passenger" but this is an incorrect argument. When i talk to ...

Sounds a bit confusing - have you registered the Renault TomTom thing using the previous GO700 registration email address?

Anyway, whatever, when I got the update service, the annual maps plus upda ...

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