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Using FM Trafc

Using FM Trafc

In Europe, your nüvi includes the FM TMC

(Trafc Message Channel) trafc receiver.

Trafc information is broadcast over the

FM Radio Data System. For information

about FM trafc receivers and coverage

areas, see www.garmin.com/trafc.

NOTE: Garmin is not responsible for the

accuracy of the trafc information. The

FM trafc receiver receives signals from

the trafc service provider and displays

that information on your nüvi.

NOTE: The FM trafc receiver and the

nüvi must be in data range of an FM

station transmitting TMC data to receive

trafc information.

NOTE: For BMW kits that include

trafc, you can only access the trafc

information if the nüvi is connected to the

mount.

Trafc in Your Area

Touch Tools > Trafc to display trafc

incidents in your area. Touch View by

Road to see the incidents on each road in

the area. If there is trafc on your route,

touch On My Route to view details.

Trafc on Your Road

When you are not navigating a route and

there is trafc on your road, the Map page

displays a trafc icon, or . Touch

the icon to view information about the

trafc delay.

Trafc on Your Route

When calculating your route, the

nüvi examines the current trafc and

automatically optimizes the route for the

shortest time. You might still be routed

through trafc if no alternative roads exist.

If a severe trafc delay occurs on your

route while you are navigating, the nüvi

automatically recalculates the route.

The Map page displays or when

there is trafc on your route. The number in

the icon represents the number of minutes

the trafc has added to your route, which

has been automatically calculated into the

arrival time shown on the map.

To avoid trafc on your route:

1. On the Map page, touch or

.

2. Touch to view trafc delays.

3. Touch Avoid.

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