Garmin Nuvi 760 Handheld GPS Receiver "fastest route" Questions

...fastest route all that you have to do is adjust your routing settings, to do this go into Tools > Settings > Navigation in this menu you should have the option of "fastest time" or "shortest ...

...and this will go on all roads including backroads, or you can tell it to take the fastest route and it will include highways. I would highly suggest you leave it on 'fastest route'

...Fastest route and avoid Unpaved Roads & U turns it still often takes routes over local roads when there is a 90 degree intersection between 2 Interstates that you'd like to take.Is there some ...

...fastest? selected. With the 760 navigating I start toward home on the route I know to be the shortest and at each turn away from the 760?s chosen route the device ?recalculates? and suggests I turn ...

...Route and Fastest Route Garmin Nuvi 200 I recently took a business trip to Northamton from Hull. From Hull to Northamton I programmed the Nuvi to take the fastest route (was suggested by colleague), ...

...the tom tom one does? You might be choosing Shortest Route and that's exactly what it will do - find the shortest route, no matter what the quality of the roads. You should try choosing Fastest

...fastest route, shortest route or to avoid like toll, U-turn, ferry, or..... check your settings and reset it as suitable for your driving situation. Check to see if avoiding highways is set on your ...

...fastest time route, or the shortest distance. And sometimes, it can take different routes depending on what time of day. Most newer units take traffic into consideration based on time and location. ...

...fastest route or the shortest route ? pls heelp me. Set the fastest route. The shortest route will take you off motorways and up narrower roads. Garmin satnavs know the difference between fastest and ...

...cant be trusted to find the appropriate route to somewhere.Tom,Ireland Check the settings. There are options to choose, the fastest route, shortest distance, etc. Also, consider the avoidances ...