Rotary vs Roundabout on GO Navigation
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Both Serena/Samantha (TTS voices) as well as Lori (recorded) say "rotary" for roundabout. I have checked directions, and as you can see it's clearly written roundabout.
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TomTom standalone satnav [b]6200[/b] says "roundabout", so not sure what's the deal here or why it was changed from v1.18. Maybe it's just semantics, but I have never heard any other navigation saying "rotary".
Thx,
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TomTom standalone satnav [b]6200[/b] says "roundabout", so not sure what's the deal here or why it was changed from v1.18. Maybe it's just semantics, but I have never heard any other navigation saying "rotary".
Thx,
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Rotary is US English, this will be defined by the phone language. It should say roundabout if you change the phone language to UK English.
Regards, lampard