Never Get Lost Again - Map Reading is a Thing of the Past

Do you spend lots of time planning routes androute I'd have chosen.You get yard by yard voice
checking maps on the road. You don't have anyinstructions (so you don't have to look at the
more with a Magellan RoadMate.I work in the filmscreen as you drive) and it corrects directions
industry, scouting locations for possible shooting.immediately if you take a wrong turning, and
These can be in built-up urban areas and remotethere's a handy "Repeat" button to get an instant
locations all over California.I often had problemsrepeat if you didn't hear an instruction.If you need
finding my way, even with detailed instructions. Ia visual representation of where you are, there is
spent as much time parked and reading mapsa useful "3-d" view, down to lamp-posts and
than I did driving.Then I bought a RoadMate andgarbage cans. The screen is easy to read, with
within hours I felt I would never get lost again.views designed for use in both light and dark
The RoadMate works right out the box, noconditions.The helpful voice will even give you a
complicated set-up and no downloadingcountdown of yards before you reach your
information - perfect for a technophobe likedestination, even if that destination is a remote
me!Now I don't waste time scribbling instructions. Idirt-track.I can guarantee that the RoadMate has
switch the unit on when I get into the car andsaved me countless hours and frustration from
within seconds it has a fix on my position (even inreading maps and getting lost.When I'm returning
the car port).I have my contact give me thehome, I choose my address from those stored in
address or even a landmark close by, and type itthe memory, and off I go. If I've noticed any
into the RoadMate. Just like that, it finds myroads I want to avoid on the way, traffic jams
destination. And if I'm going to be going to thatfor instance, I can specify avoiding them, and the
destination again I can save it in the memory forRoadMate has new directions for me right
future use.It offers 4 modes - the first time Iaway.All in all, it's a tool I wouldn't want to be
tested it out I chose "shortest route" from homereviews and rates electronic navigation devices
to office, and it displayed almost exactly thefor automobile and truck drivers.