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There's no reason it couldn't have them stored locally. If your car has an on-screen map, it's probably been downloaded to the car directly like standalone GPS
by lights0123 5y ago
There's no reason it couldn't have them stored locally. If your car has an on-screen map, it's probably been downloaded to the car directly like standalone GPS units popular years ago.
- darkerside 5y agoIt doesn't. And the sign seems to pop up after I pass a speed limit sign. EDIT: Here's info on it. https://www.dowhonda.com/2017/11/17/traffic-sign-recognition-system/ https://www.dowhonda.com/2017/11/17/traffic-sign-recognition...
- ullevaal 5y agoWell, the problem with builtin GPS in cars is that you will often find yourself driving on brand new highways, while the car is complaining that you are driving in terrain and need to get back on the road.