Is the Navigation System's Speed Limit Alert Accurate?
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Navigation system alerts are not always accurate. The navigation system requires regular updates, and if not updated in time, discrepancies may occur, leading to inaccurate alerts. Additionally, some road sections may have their speed limits altered, but if the updated data is not promptly uploaded to the satellite, it can also result in inaccurate navigation alerts. Additional Information: The car navigation system, also known as the in-vehicle GPS navigation system, uses its built-in GPS antenna to receive data from at least three of the 24 GPS satellites orbiting the Earth. By combining this with the electronic maps stored in the vehicle's navigation device, it matches the position coordinates determined by GPS satellite signals to pinpoint the car's exact location on the electronic map.