maning sambale wrote, On Monday, 07 June, 2010 01:39 PM:
I have been reviewing estimated time of arrival (ETA) for garmin gps
routing. I noticed that as Sehested reported, the speed calculation
is over-optimistic. Due to the absence of complete maxspeed data in
PH streets,
I think the
Wrong suggestion
more apt..
Rules don't apply
The speeds should be set to the real speed limits by law not a vague Traffic
flow
limitation imposed by Traffic (Jam) Enforcers...
If I do 30KM/H will my garmin later report speeding?
5KM per hour is walking speed, I do faster than that most
On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 2:48 PM, Michael Cole colemic...@gmail.com wrote:
(I walk everywhere in Makati..)
And my cycling speed is faster than most primary/secondary roads in Marikina :)
I agree that most of this speed limits isn't followed, but the default
road_speed (in the osm-ph map) is very
Hi,
Again apologies for somewhat off-topic garmin posts.
I have been reviewing estimated time of arrival (ETA) for garmin gps
routing. I noticed that as Sehested reported, the speed calculation
is over-optimistic. Due to the absence of complete maxspeed data in
PH streets, I have assigned
I am in favor of adding maxspeed to roads whenever it is shown on the
ground either as street sign or a local legislation. However, I am
wary with simply adding maxspeed following RA4136.
I am thinking of adding these default speedlimits to the garmin map,
however, I don't know how we can
