GPS

[Token]

You health nuts always have to turn the conversation to running, don't ya!!

For the record, until my diet changes I'm not allowed to be considered a health nut. 

BUT I am about to drop some cheese on Garmin.

[Buzz Killington]

Why all this sudden talk about Garmin?  He hasn't posted for years.

He's been sleeping in the SGA forums

[GH2001]

You health nuts always have to turn the conversation to running, don't ya!!

If he would just quit trying to use the Fitbit in the squad car.....

[Godfather]

If he would just quit trying to use the Fitbit in the squad car.....

Hey he walks to the donut store every morning!

[WiregrassTiger]

Hey he walks to the donut store every morning!

Fitbit should track how many doughnuts a cop eats. That would be useful.

[Token]

Hey he walks to the donut store every morning!

Unfortunately lately that's a little more true than I'd like for it to be.

[bgreene]

Unfortunately lately that's a little more true than I'd like for it to be.

You eat'n the doughnuts or the holes?

[Token]

You eat'n the doughnuts or the holes?

Both. 

[Snaggletiger]

You said "Eatin' holes". 

[Pell City Tiger]

I took my TomTom on my recent trip to Alberta. For almost 50 miles between the towns of Brooks and Lethbridge, the damn thing kept trying to get me to turn left turn into a Canola field. Another time, it overshot my exit on the Trans Canada highway and tried to get me to do a u-turn into the opposing lane of traffic.

GPS navigation is damn near non existent on the prairie.

[CCTAU]

That's what your get for colluding with foreigners!

[WiregrassTiger]

I took my TomTom on my recent trip to Alberta. For almost 50 miles between the towns of Brooks and Lethbridge, the damn thing kept trying to get me to turn left turn into a Canola field. Another time, it overshot my exit on the Trans Canada highway and tried to get me to do a u-turn into the opposing lane of traffic.

GPS navigation is damn near non existent on the prairie.

This is gibberish. I know very little of northwest Alabama.

[chinook]

I took my TomTom on my recent trip to Alberta. For almost 50 miles between the towns of Brooks and Lethbridge, the damn thing kept trying to get me to turn left turn into a Canola field. Another time, it overshot my exit on the Trans Canada highway and tried to get me to do a u-turn into the opposing lane of traffic.

GPS navigation is damn near non existent on the prairie.

Garmin. I'm assuming you have downloaded correct maps.   Traveled BC and part
of Alberta flawlessly.  Sirius satellite not so much. 

[Godfather]

Do none of you people have smart phones? Google maps ftw.

[bottomfeeder]

Do none of you people have smart phones? Google maps ftw.

I use Google maps for interstate travel and choose the avoid tolls option. As for intercity travel to avoid high crime areas, I would recommend RedZone. It's available for iOS and Android. I haven't use it yet, because I don't travel much (I do have the app on my phone).

[Godfather]

Or if you want to be cutting edge use Waze, it tells you where the po-po be hiding and if you have heavy traffic will re-rout you automatically.

[Buzz Killington]

Or if you want to be cutting edge use Waze, it tells you where the po-po be hiding and if you have heavy traffic will re-rout you automatically.

I downloaded it the other day but haven't really experimented with it much yet.

[War Eagle!!!]

Or if you want to be cutting edge use Waze, it tells you where the po-po be hiding and if you have heavy traffic will re-rout you automatically.

Yep, Waze is the shit

[Token]

Or if you want to be cutting edge use Waze, it tells you where the po-po be hiding and if you have heavy traffic will re-rout you automatically.

When I'm heading to the beach for vacation I always tag the police every 2-3 miles.

[Snaggletiger]

The Waze.