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Many sat-nay systems are designed for cars, and roads adequate
4th June 2009, Page 21
4th June 2009
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for cars may be unsuitable for large or heavy vehicles, the ElfT says. This can lead to inappropriate routeIng if a car sat-nay is used by a truck driver. System and map providers are aware of this and information such as weight and width restrictions and bridge heights is now Increasingly available for use with truck-friendly systems.
However, navigational aids of any kind can only be advisory. The DfT says it is for drivers to ensure that their routes are lawful and appropriate.