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@UltraStar yea, I get that all the time as well. I'm in Texas, and secondary roads are 'FM' (farm to market in the old days) roads...and the way the instruction, for example, comes across like:
"FM1463 - FM one thousand four hundred sixty three road"
Where as Google/Apple maps have is much simplified, like "FM fourteen sixty three"
Now, if you have picked a destination from the search for an A - B route, such as, for example, this address: 2223 S Voss Rd, Houston, TX 77057, which is a BBQ Restaurent, is pronounced as:
"two thousand two hundred twenty three S Voss Road, Houston, Texas, seven thousand fifty seven" Similar to above, Google/Apple maps say it as "twenty two twenty three S Voss Rd"....the zip code does not come into play whatsoever...and why should it!
By time the instruction is done announcing, many turns may have taken place!!
It would be nice if an adjustment to this were made - it's not the end of the world if not, just cleans it up that much more!
