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It's nice to have confirmed by the many posts on this topic that my old garmin on its easily reached suction mount is ok to use , and using the cars built in hands free (via bluetooth) to my paired ph ...

I think that most of this is a generational thing. I'm old enough to have used road maps and city street guides only to find my way around, and, although I nowadays will use a sat nav, it's certainly ...

I note the comments by M8TJT that political ends take no notice of facts, and JC50's all motorised vehicles to be preceded by a man with a red flag. I appreciate that it's slightly off topic, but plea ...

I always thought that crossbows fired bolts, and that you needed a catapult or slingshot to fire marbles. Perhaps they do things differently in Australia?

Interesting reading. I know that the report is regarding M25 motorway cameras, but if upgrading a camera from an old style to a new digital type (eg. monitron etc. on non motorway roads?) needs re aut ...

The extension garmin aerial is supplied in a standard length, although I have always found them to be adequate under most circumstances. Some while ago, I misplaced the aerial that came with the TMC, ...

Responding to CWOG, I agree about the new road SW of Reims. It isn't on the 2012.1 map on my garmin unit, but when I ckd on the 2011 paper road atlas, I noticed that it is on, but marked as under cons ...

Its possible that I have a slightly different view of what's active and what's passive. I tend to think of an active device as one that takes action against the source of the signal that has detected ...

I have another form of speed camera warning device, (and I suspect that many other members will be in the same position) It's an AA road atlas of France, and in large letters on the front cover says t ...

As Big Perk says, (and the Daily Wail article mentions proposals only at this point) It could possibly be introduced under secondary legislation, and, as M8TJT says, rightly or wrongly, people will vo ...

I agree, this has been doing the rounds for a while now. Possibly the article in the Daily Wail was a rehash of old news, but it seems that all the media are carrying this story today (Sat, 9th April) ...

Could it be that the new income streams for the various cash strapped European governments from road pricing cannot be introduced using a gps system that is owned by someone else? (gps by the American ...

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