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Yes, as an aid, also checking the speedometer and actual signs.
Yes, as an informational aid. Check speed on the vehicle’s speedometer and follow actual signs and road conditions. Navigation data or alerts can be incomplete or wrong and do not themselves control the accelerator or guarantee compliance. Configure the device before driving and do not handle it while driving.
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No, navigation systems can never show speed information.
Yes, as an aid, also checking the speedometer and actual signs.
Yes, it replaces actual signs and guarantees compliance with every limit.
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