I use a Garmin Camper 780 and have the speed alert for 1 mph over the authorised speed limit. Unfortunately, on many of the smaller roads in rural Spain, where the national speed limit of 90kph applies, Garmin was convinced that the speed limit was 60kph, so the alarm was a cross between the old Fire Engine EmergencyBell and the local Campanologist Society Practice Night ...I use google maps on my phone when in the car, when offline it doesn't work correctly, by that I mean even with downloaded maps it will often refuse to display speed limits, I've also never managed to get the overspeed sound alert working, in the van I use a TomTom, this displays the speed limit and pings at me if it thinks I'm speeding, the same with my old Windowphone maps.
I've seen trains do it and you do similar on motorways but not done it on a mountain road.
We're here in the pyrenees tonight.
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Yep, you will get a huge bill. Not me on mine, SWMBO on hers. Huge bill even a Pelican would feel short changed with.If you end up close to (or in) Andorra, watch out for mobile phone roaming fees if you get connected to an Andorran network.
Simon was telling me the same earlier, so flight mode on and use CoPilot to navigate in and out. Not sure why we're going tbh, just another country I suppose off the bucket listIf you end up close to (or in) Andorra, watch out for mobile phone roaming fees if you get connected to an Andorran network.
I cant get one minutes peace when i go out.@jacquigem, that's really interesting, thank you.
Many years ago (maybe 40?) Mr 001 and I visited Puigcerda.
We were sitting on a café terrace having a coffee and we heard a helicopter nearby. A little while later, a silver haired man wearing an impeccably tailored camel coat and sunglasses walked down the street, flanked by several much bigger men (bodyguards) in black suits and sunglasses, very pointedly monitoring the people all around.
We still drive that route, it's one of our favourites, and wonder every time just who it was that we saw.
Bloody hell Kev! Were there no industrial estates up there then? Bad luck.
Yep, we visited there a couple of years ago. It’s an ‘enclave’ called LliviaJust noticed this on Google maps, a bit of spain inside france??