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Adding a Point to a Route, Taking a Detour, Stopping the Route, Using Suggested Routes

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• To add or remove map layers, select . • To view specific location categories, select and select a category icon. • To center the map on your current location, select . • To view shortcuts for map and navigation features, select . Adding a Point to a Route 1 While navigating a route, select to return to the main menu. 2 Select Where To?. 3 Search for the location (page 16) 4 Select Go!. 5 Select Add to Active Route. Taking a Detour While navigating a route, you can use detours to avoid obstacles ahead of you, such as construction zones. ⁄ • If the route you are currently navigating is the only reasonable option, your device might not calculate a detour. From the map, select > Detour. Stopping the Route From the map, select . Using Suggested Routes Before you can use this feature, you must save at least one location and enable the travel history feature (page 19). Using the myTrends™ feature, your device predicts your destination based on your travel history, the day of the week, and the time of day. After you have driven to a saved location several times, the location may appear in the navigation bar on the map, along with the estimated time of travel, and traffic information. Select the navigation bar to view a suggested route to the location. Using Exit Services ⁄ • You must be on a major highway or road to use Exit Services. While navigating a route, you can find gas, food, lodging, and restrooms near upcoming exits. Services are listed under tabs by category. Gas Food Lodging Restrooms Truck Stops Weigh Stations Finding Exit Services 1 From the map, select > Exit Services. 2 Use the arrows to select an upcoming exit. 3 Select an exit service tab. 4 Select a point of interest. 22 GPS Navigation Instruction Manual

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GPS Navigation Instruction Manual
•
To add or remove map layers, select
.
•
To view specific location categories, select
and select a category icon.
•
To center the map on your current location,
select
.
•
To view shortcuts for map and navigation
features, select
.
Adding a Point to a Route
1
While navigating a route, select
to
return to the main menu.
2
Select Where To?.
3
Search for the location (
page 16
)
4
Select Go!.
5
Select Add to Active Route.
Taking a Detour
While navigating a route, you can use detours
to avoid obstacles ahead of you, such as
construction zones.
⁄
• If the route you are currently navigating is the only
reasonable option, your device might not calculate a
detour.
From the map, select
> Detour.
Stopping the Route
From the map, select
.
Using Suggested Routes
Before you can use this feature, you must save at
least one location and enable the travel history
feature (
page 19
).
Using the myTrends
™
feature, your device predicts
your destination based on your travel history, the
day of the week, and the time of day. After you
have driven to a saved location several times, the
location may appear in the navigation bar on the
map, along with the estimated time of travel, and
traffic information.
Select the navigation bar to view a
suggested route to the location.
Using Exit Services
⁄
• You must be on a major highway or road to use Exit
Services.
While navigating a route, you can find gas, food,
lodging, and restrooms near upcoming exits.
Services are listed under tabs by category.
Gas
Food
Lodging
Restrooms
Truck Stops
Weigh Stations
Finding Exit Services
1
From the map, select
> Exit Services.
2
Use the arrows to select an upcoming exit.
3
Select an exit service tab.
4
Select a point of interest.