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At what speed does navigation calculate time?

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DelJoanna

07/29/25 6:37pm

Navigation speed varies depending on the road type: 60km/h for urban roads, 80km/h for elevated roads, and 120km/h for highways. Navigation systems utilize GPS (Global Positioning System) functionality. Drivers simply input their destination into the car navigation system, which then automatically calculates the optimal route based on digital maps and provides turn-by-turn guidance during the journey. Most mobile navigation applications estimate travel time using standard speeds: 60km/h for urban roads, 80km/h for elevated roads, and 120km/h for highways. However, they also factor in comprehensive road conditions. Even when encountering severe traffic congestion (marked in red), the actual travel time often doesn't deviate significantly from the initial prediction. Some in-car navigation systems can adjust estimates based on real-time vehicle speed. Many navigation software solutions employ big data combined with real-time information to calculate travel time, as they can detect the vehicle's actual speed. Most drivers use mobile navigation apps while driving, which offer multiple features including alerts for speed cameras, speed limit warnings, and congestion avoidance. When using these apps, if severe traffic congestion is detected ahead, the system will proactively notify the driver and inquire about potential route changes.

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