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@Corjan-Meijerink I think it's unwise to make statements about the law (especially of another country), unless you're a lawyer or judge, because it's easy to get wrong. BTW, not only France has these laws (since 2012), it's also forbidden in Switzerland, Germany and a number of other countries (all with potentially different rules and consequences).
I don't think what you are saying is true (for France):
- while it does not matter what it's called, it does matter how it implemented. For example: a zone warning (a warning about a section of road instead of an exact location) is likely compliant, while a camera-warning is not.
- a switch to turn it off does not necessarily make MRA compliant as far as I know, unless the switch completely and permanently removes the functionality from the app.
See also what TomTom says about this.
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@Herko-ter-Horst Thanks! We do cooperate with HERE on these matters so I guess we'll do some more talking about this subject
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for the Italian language there are some errors. where it is written STAI BENE you must write SVOLTA A DESTRA and the same will be SVOLTA A SINISTRA while where it is written LUCE ROSSA you must write TELECAMERA AL SEMAFORO.
Travel hours are normally indicated with the letter H and not with the letter O
then, as already indicated, the arrow is barely seen (under the indication of the speed limit) and often loses the gps connection even in open areas
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Small correction
. If it is more than one, in Spanish it must be in the plural (horas). -
Hello MRA Team.
Here something to the translation in German.
You mix here personal and formal speech (in German "Du" and Sie").Correct is:
Entscheide Dich
Mรถchtest Du diese Route...
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@Nick-Carthew said in Translations in the app:
As far as I know, the data for precise locations of French cameras is not available.
that is correct, and many camera's do NOT appear as safety zone either...
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