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Cy11) Touch 2 with Go (Cy13/Cy16/Mm17/Mm19 TOUCH & GO (CY11) TOUCH 2 WITH GO (CY13/CY16/MM17/MM19) SPRING 2021 MAP UPDATE RELEASE NOTES Keeping up to date with CONTENTS This Toyota Map Update Release Notes TOUCH 2 with Go (CY13/CY16) these and many more Release date: Spring, 2021 features: Map update information 3 helps you stay on track with updates on Version: 6.17.0 Database: 2020.Q2 Full map navigation Navigation features 4 the Map release for the Touch & Go and Driver-friendly full map Media: USB stick or download by user pan-European navigation Map changes 4 Touch 2 with Go navigation systems. It System vendor: Harman with clear visual displays for signposts, junctions and also provides product information, map Coverage: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia Herzegovina, lane guidance. Freshness of map updates 5 changes, premium content and sales Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Gibraltar, Speed limit and safety Map jewels and highlights 6 France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, arguments. camera alerts Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Drive safely with the help of Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, a speed limit display and Toyota map updates are released at least once a year, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, warning, including an optional speed warning and at a maximum twice a year. Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vatican. setting. Alerts notify you of fixed safety camera locations (in countries where it is legal). MAP UPDATE INFORMATION TOUCH 2 with Go (MM17/MM19) Intuitive detour suggestions Touch & Go (CY11) (only updated in Spring) Release date: Spring, 2021 Real-time traffic information Release date: Spring, 2021 Version: 2021-1 updates* alert you to Version: 2.22.0 congestion ahead on your Database: 2020.Q3 planned route. The system Database: 2020.Q2 Media: USB stick or download by user calculates potential delay Media: USB stick System vendor: Harman times and suggests a System vendor: Harman detour to avoid the Coverage: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia Herzegovina, problem. Coverage: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Gibraltar, *Depending on local service availability. Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Gibraltar, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, 3D city maps Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, In major cities, maps are Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, enhanced by 3D images of Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, notable buildings and Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vatican. landmarks along your route Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vatican. to make navigation easier and clearer than ever before. 2 3 NAVIGATION FEATURES MAP CHANGES FRESHNESS OF MAP UPDATES 3D Landmarks & 3D city models: a realistic environment representation will About 15% of the road network changes every year and HERE Technologies, HERE Maps Conception are far greater in the automotive industry than in the consumer electronics ease customer’s routing thanks to recognizable buildings and monuments. Toyota’s map supplier, does the same to keep the map update as accurate (PND, phones), and this is due to: The creation of a map update is a long and tedious process. The release Speed limits: you can check the maximum speed limit at any time and as possible. of a latest map update for your car involves a thorough process from data a) The HERE Database is increasing: every year, the size of the map adapt your speed if necessary. From the last map update (with 2020.Q1 data) to the current map update collection until the final product is made available. Below a few steps taken: database increases significantly (new streets, new details, etc.) but the map 2D junction visuals: it is well-known that taking a wrong exit could extend (with 2020.Q3 data), HERE Technologies has added or modified the update needs to be contained within a fixed file size. the driving time considerably. With junction representations, you remain on a) Data collection & integration in the database into the HERE database (3 following key changes: the right lane and there is no doubt or hesitation at the next turn. months): this process is managed by HERE. Every quarter HERE releases b) Product bug checking: the final product released to the market needs Extended lane information: very helpful on highways and complex For accurate guidance: updated information with changes on the road networks. to be tested, ready and perfect for use. Unlike phones or computers, bugs intersections to select the right lane and avoid dangerous last-minute + 329,623 street names cannot be fixed with a simple download, a remote bug fix or even a reboot. b) Data compilation & test validation (7 - 10 months): this process is done manoeuvres, meaning you’re better prepared and not risking driving in the + 1,451 roundabouts by the system vendor and Toyota. The system vendor oversees compiling c) Old navigation systems: the expectation that map updates also need to wrong direction. + 118,190 one-way roads data from HERE database into the Toyota navigation system. Once this run on older navigation systems designed and launched many years ago Speed cameras: provides an awareness of fixed cameras, radar zones and For safe travel: is done, Toyota will proceed with the testing and approval phase for the which have a longer lifetime lasting several years. In comparison, PND and stoplight intersection cameras (where allowed), helping to adjust your + 542,927 km of roads update product. Compilation and test validations may involve several phones have an average life cycle of 1-2 years. driving speed when needed. + 1,173,614 speed limits interactions before the final approval is given by Toyota. Traffic information: very important for itinerary calculation. Avoid traffic For more information about map updates visit: + 80,324 turn restrictions jams and follow less congested roads to save time during rush hours and c) Distribution (2-3 weeks): once the product has been integrated and www.toyota-mapupdates.eu/FAQ/ reach your destination faster. For convenience: tested into the Toyota navigation system, it would usually take about 2-3 Core POI list and search: enter a destination address or select amongst + 172,056 signpost information weeks for Toyota Europe to distribute the product to all Toyota dealerships. a list of points of interest. For the UK and The Netherlands, a search by + 508,803 Points of Interest Why is the map in my recently bought map update outdated? Why does it extended postal codes is available. More information about how much the map changes over time (Map Change take so long to compile maps while other companies (e.g. Google) do this Sign-as-real: will facilitate driver directions and reduce hesitation mistakes Viewer): http://mapchanges.navigation.com/?app=toyota on a daily basis? while driving following the system guidance. More information about HERE Technologies’ data collection and integration: The production of a map update for the in-dash navigation system is a very https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnMV_WcNrL0&yt:cc=on&hl=en complex process from data collection, data compilation, data testing and final distribution. The duration and constraints on compilation and testing 4 5 MAP JEWELS AND HIGHLIGHTS Aurillac: N122: the 3 km long bypass has been added to avoid the city center of Aurillac. Lagorce: D1: The 1 km long bypass has been added to avoid a factory classified as a Saint-Triviers-sur-Moignans: D936: the 2 km long bypass has been opened to (2020.2) hazardous chemical site. (2020.1) avoid the city center of Saint-Triviers-sur-Moignans. (2020.2) Discover the major road network changes in your country. Avignon: a new traffic plan in city center has been apply. (2020.1) Le Blanc-Mesnil: N2: the intersection for entrance to “Aéroport Paris-Le Bourget” Sauvagnon: Hauban Nord-Ouest: the 2 km long bypass has been opened to has been updated with a new stretch of road. (2020.1) avoid the city center of Sauvagnon. (2020.2) Find out where new bypasses, highways, roundabouts, Baraqueville: the 7 km long bypass has been added to avoid the city center of Baraqueville. (2020.1) Le Havre: Chaussée Hermann du Pasquier: a new stretch of road of 2 km has Toutainville: Demi-échangeur de Toutainville: the interchange between A13 and sections of roads and many more are included on your new been added to avoid an industrial area. (2020.2) D675 has been added to reflect reality, with a new entry and a new exit ramp. Bordeaux: Boulevard des Frères Moga: a new tunnel has been added to avoid the (2020.1) map update with 2020.Q3 data: intersection. (2020.1) Marcey-les-Grève: D973: The 4 km long bypass has been added to the North of Marcey-lès-Grèves to avoid the city center. (2020.1) Uzès: D979: The 2 km long bypass has been added to avoid the city center of AUSTRIA: Bourg-en-Bresse: D656: the 1 km long bypass has been added to avoid the city center Uzès. (2020.1) of Sauzet. (2020.1) Marignane: D20 E: The 2 km long bypass has been added to avoid the city center Straß in der Steiermark: 1 incorporation of municipalities as per 1.1.2020. (2020.2) of Marignane. (2020.2) Villeneuve-sur-Allier: N7: the 6 km long bypass has been added to avoid the city Bourg-en-Bresse: Rocade Sud-Est: the 3km long bypass has been added to South-East center of Villeneuve-sur-Allier.
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