Hello,
The Traffic Sign Recognition should be a great driving aid.
Like many urban areas a 20 mph speed limit has been applied to some of the the roads where we live. There are now several boundaries between a 30mph to 20 mph limit.
Most of the time the lower 20 mph speed limits are painted onto the road surfaces rather than a road sign or the signs by the road side are small
And 9 times out of 10 the car displays a 30mph limit in a 20 mph zone. (It feels as if the the information is being taken from Jaguar's own navigation system that is not updated)
How can the TSR more accurately reflect the true speed limit?
I do not use Jaguars navigation system and use apps such as Waze though clearly we do not use either on these shorter journeys.
The Traffic Sign Recognition should be a great driving aid.
Like many urban areas a 20 mph speed limit has been applied to some of the the roads where we live. There are now several boundaries between a 30mph to 20 mph limit.
Most of the time the lower 20 mph speed limits are painted onto the road surfaces rather than a road sign or the signs by the road side are small
And 9 times out of 10 the car displays a 30mph limit in a 20 mph zone. (It feels as if the the information is being taken from Jaguar's own navigation system that is not updated)
How can the TSR more accurately reflect the true speed limit?
I do not use Jaguars navigation system and use apps such as Waze though clearly we do not use either on these shorter journeys.