Although I bought and installed the so-called 2009 Maps into my Nuvi 360 a couple of months ago, the built-in POIs and street addresses are horribly inaccurate. I have entered perhaps a dozen corrections into the Navteq Reporter at (if that isn't quite correct, go to navteq.com first). Thinking With Type Ebook. Studio One Pro Product Key. Many businesses have opened up to 2 to 3 years ago that still aren't in the POIs while many that have closed or moved are still showing at old locations. One Wendy's is allegedly in middle of a block of fairly old houses with no possibility of having ever been a Wendy's (maybe the person living there is named Wendy?) and with no businesses nearby. In addition, incorrect street numbers -- even on my own street -- lead to incorrect locations on the block.
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This is among the reasons I think my GPS is just doing the complete job although I love it a lot. Bernie in CT. Bern39 wrote: One Wendy's is allegedly in middle of a block of fairly old houses with no possibility of having ever been a Wendy's (maybe the person living there is named Wendy?) and with no businesses nearby. This seems to be a common problem with the HUGH poi lists, regardless of manufacturer. My Magellan claims 6 million and has problems like that. I've heard it is because they take listings from some kind of business guide, where the owner lists his HOME address, for purposes of receiving mail.
I've been tempted to knock on the door and ask where the 'Wendy's' REALLY is!! Two to three years is a relatively short period of time when it comes to things being updated in the database. Especially for the built in POIs, 5 - 7 years is a more realistic time frame for them to be changed. As to incorrect street numbers, that's a whole different issue. It's important to understand how the addresses are typically assigned. The map data doesn't actually 'know' where every address is. It knows that a certain street segment has a certain range of addresses.