Who is responsible for making changes to the TomTom speed zone changes?
Ima_Pistedoff_2
Posts: 5 [New Seeker]
Recently our pathetic Auckland City Council made over 600 changes to area speed zones. Signage was changed and in some cases moved a substantial distance....but my TomTom device still shows the old speed limits.
What is the chain of responsibility for getting this vast swathe of changes implemented? I received no reply to the email I sent our City Chief Executive (I guess outside of election year they don't care). It is a real pain, because having the wrong speed zone readout on the TomTom is no excuse for exceeding the speed limit if the signage has changed. It has been like this for a year now.
Looking forward to the answer here.
These pictures were taken on 20th August 2020.
What is the chain of responsibility for getting this vast swathe of changes implemented? I received no reply to the email I sent our City Chief Executive (I guess outside of election year they don't care). It is a real pain, because having the wrong speed zone readout on the TomTom is no excuse for exceeding the speed limit if the signage has changed. It has been like this for a year now.
Looking forward to the answer here.
These pictures were taken on 20th August 2020.
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YamFazMan
Posts: 18,669 
SuperusersHi
You use the About MapShare reporting tool....
Tomtom FAQ... About MapShare reporter....
Here... https://help.tomtom.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360013960619-About-MapShare-reporter
Stay Safe... ATB YFM1
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Superusers
You use the About MapShare reporting tool....
Tomtom FAQ... About MapShare reporter....
Here... https://help.tomtom.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360013960619-About-MapShare-reporter
Stay Safe... ATB YFM
Yes, good answer, but I don't think it is up to the community to report the thousands of signs which are now wrong in the eyes of a TomTom navigation device, when a city goes ahead and changes over 600 road & street speed limits.