Errors in Calculation
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Valued contributorwrote on 15 Feb 2023, 12:27 last edited by Steve Lynch
The screenshots below demonstrate that both the examples below are simply just dead end roads that you Must drive into and then drive back out of.
These are not Errors in Calculations.
Fantastic Viewing Point in Bexhill On Sea
Free Parking for Motorbikes at the end of Rock-A-Nore in Hastings.
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The screenshots below demonstrate that both the examples below are simply just dead end roads that you Must drive into and then drive back out of.
These are not Errors in Calculations.Fantastic Viewing Point in Bexhill On Sea
Free Parking for Motorbikes at the end of Rock-A-Nore in Hastings.
@Steve-Lynch Indeed! But still a possible error according to HERE as they expect a 180 degree turn on a road where you cannot normally turn
So dead ends are by definition a “possible error” as it is very hard to distinguish between logical dead ends and impossible jumps / straight lines.
Thanks for sharing! Hope this clarifies it, we might be able to improve more on this aspect.
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@Steve-Lynch Indeed! But still a possible error according to HERE as they expect a 180 degree turn on a road where you cannot normally turn
So dead ends are by definition a “possible error” as it is very hard to distinguish between logical dead ends and impossible jumps / straight lines.
Thanks for sharing! Hope this clarifies it, we might be able to improve more on this aspect.
Thanks for the clarification.
