Think of the track can help you conquer fear of the "spaghetti-bowl to help." When you approach a spaghetti-bowl of knowing exchange at 70 MPH, you want to track what you should know before you get there. Some can be made from two lanes, but the outside lane and an "Exit Only". When you turn the turn the second street after the first major and you are caught in the outside lane, you will be "caught off" and in the end, who knows where.

With bumper to bumper traffic and not muchFlexibility you need help, and that there is help out lane assist from Garmin.

The lane guidance was introduced for the first time in the nüvi 7x5-series in August 2008. All the nüvi 7x5-series, nüvi 8x5 series include lane assist view of the cross. After the writing of this article, this includes the nuvi 755T, 765T, 775T, 785T, 855, and 885T.

It is disappointing that the new Nuvi 1200, 1250, 1260T, and 1300 GPS not contain thisFeature. The Nuvi 1350, 1350T, 1370T and have no cross-track assistant. The Nuvi nuvi 1390T and 1490T have to see it with the cross.

If you are in unfamiliar surroundings and drive through a bustling exchange, the crossing will guide you through smoothly. You do not need to track, you should be making the right turn to guess, too. The display shows maneuver is required and gives directions.

The Connection view displayphoto-realistic views of what the road looks like the characters as you want to see on the street. The arrows point to the right track. The signs that are not relevant to the navigation compared to the signs, you must follow, faded.

My take away from this article that lane assist helps you navigate difficult junctions safely. Add crossroads and look at driving is easier and safer.

For more information on Garmin GPS devices with lane assist consultResource information at the end of this article.

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