rirhill
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Please excuse my ignorance but does Command have speed cameras database?
Thanks
Ian
Thanks
Ian
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Please excuse my ignorance but does Command have speed cameras database?
Thanks
Ian
No sadly it doesn't. And it doesn't have 7 figure postcodes either. Pretty archaic really. You need a Garmin to be on the pace. Great machines.Please excuse my ignorance but does Command have speed cameras database?
Thanks
Ian
Please excuse my ignorance but does Command have speed cameras database?
Thanks
Ian
No sadly it doesn't. And it doesn't have 7 figure postcodes either. Pretty archaic really. You need a Garmin to be on the pace. Great machines.
Only the model year 2009 cars onwards have 7 digit postcode support but still no 'Safety' camera database though.
The problem with speed camera databases is that there are illegal in some european countries. In France they are certainly illegal.
The problem with speed camera databases is that there are illegal in some european countries. In France they are certainly illegal.
I use an Origin B2 in the UK but if it were spotted by a French copper, in France, it would be confiscated.
If MB fitted the camera warnings into the COMAND system then everytime a Merc was seen in France they would stop it and, if you had COMAND, rip it out or impound the car!
This is why, my trusted friend at MB tells me, they don't have anything to do with camera databases!
As far as I know that's wrong. It's an offence to have a detector in the car (even switched off), but POIs on your satnav are fine.
You could possibly be right about a device like the B2 though because it doesn't serve any purpose other than warning of speed cameras.
This is certainly true in France, I had my Valentine One ripped from my car, even though I wasn't in it at the time (French plod saw it through the windscreen when I was parked up). I got fined €750 for owning it AND €750 for using it. They also destroyed it in front of my eyes (another £500 effectively).
Blimey thats harsh!
I was not impressed, when I asked to pay by card, they told me they only accept cash!! When I said I didn't have the cash, they told me they would inpound the car! In the end, they took our passports, gave me a map to the nearest town (obviously they do this alot!) and waited for me to return with the reddies...
They also said if I was caught speeding between where we were and Calais (still some 300 miles) they would take the car off me and not return it.
Not the best day of my life...
Incidentally, this was in a friends Lamborghini Gallardo I was driving from Monaco back to UK, you can imagine my frustration as I was overtaken by everything for the next 4+ hours.
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