Follow road number but no no direction given
Quote from Wannes.vs on 29.09.2020, 06:06When reaching a junction where (useally) a main road splits, Scenic often says follow "road number", but does not give the direction to follow. For example: when on the exit of the motorway, it says: Follow E419. Arriving at that junction, one has to choose to go either North or South (or East West, doesn't matter). By the time scenic tells me to follow North, I am already past that junction and, unfortuanally, a couple of times in the wrong direction. And since this usually happens on motorways, it often means a detour of 20-50 kilometers. I noticed it in different countries (Scandinavia, Germany, Holland, Belgium).
When reaching a junction where (useally) a main road splits, Scenic often says follow "road number", but does not give the direction to follow. For example: when on the exit of the motorway, it says: Follow E419. Arriving at that junction, one has to choose to go either North or South (or East West, doesn't matter). By the time scenic tells me to follow North, I am already past that junction and, unfortuanally, a couple of times in the wrong direction. And since this usually happens on motorways, it often means a detour of 20-50 kilometers. I noticed it in different countries (Scandinavia, Germany, Holland, Belgium).
Quote from Guido on 29.09.2020, 10:09I'm afraid there's currently not much I can do about this. Very sorry. The directions are determine by the 3rd party routing provider that Scenic uses and I can not control those. This is actually one of the reasons why, in Scenic 3, I'm switching to a new provider, which will solve this issue. Meanwhile I'm afraid the only thing is to visually check the screen to validate which way to turn (assuming that you're only on audio now?).
I'm afraid there's currently not much I can do about this. Very sorry. The directions are determine by the 3rd party routing provider that Scenic uses and I can not control those. This is actually one of the reasons why, in Scenic 3, I'm switching to a new provider, which will solve this issue. Meanwhile I'm afraid the only thing is to visually check the screen to validate which way to turn (assuming that you're only on audio now?).
