The worlds leading provider of GPS units is Tom Tom, they have been making and developing navigation systems for nearly 30 years and the technology behind them has improved year on year, As a worldwide organization with over 3,000 employees the company helps millions of people across the world access travel information via in car systems or mobile phones.
If you are stuck in a traffic jam then the latest Tom Tom products will be able to suggest alternative routes but will also warn you of any incidents that are on the road ahead, including a description of why there may be a delay.
Voice prompts will alert drivers of any reported incidents on the chosen route and the easy to use touch screen means that you can quickly change your direction. If you are on your way to a meeting then you can inform your clients of your expected arrival time.
Many vehicles can be fitted with an in dash Tom Tom but the most practical and popular versions are portable and can be used in any situation, including motorbikes and bicycles. They are extremely useful in the city and can be slipped into a coat pocket or bag without taking up too much room.
You will probably be able to take advantage of free access to the latest technology including HD Traffic and Google maps for one year before deciding whether to pay for any extra services.
The most advanced feature of these latest HD traffic products is that they receive real time information via the most advanced satellites in the world. As soon as an incident is recognized by the satellite the relevant information will be sent directly to your Tom Tom.
The latest traffic capable Tom Tom GPS units reduce the average journey time by an average of 15% and it is claimed they could reduce traffic congestion across busy road networks even if only 10% of drivers used the system, saving time and money for everyone.
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This post was written by Alfred Johnson on February 16, 2011
