Motorcycle racing fans heading to this year's British MotoGP have been urged to ignore their sat-navs as they approach Silverstone Circuit. National Highways said they should follow event signage ...

Many drivers rely on Sat Navs to navigate unfamiliar routes, but doing so could land them with a hefty £200 fine and six points on their licence if they use the device incorrectly. And even more ...

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Motorists could land themselves with six points on their licence and a fine of up to £200 for not using their sat nav properly. While having a sat nav fitted into your car to help you with ...

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CAR INSURANCE agreements could be invalidated and motorists may be fined by installing a sat nav device inside their car, according to experts.

SAT-NAV devices can cause major distractions behind the wheel with almost a quarter of road users blaming the technology on causing a car crash.

Over two-thirds of under-25s are reduced to dribbling wrecks when confronted with paper maps, a survey conducted by MyVoucherCodes has revealed.

If a sat-nav system gives you an instruction which is likely to endanger other road users, you should ignore it. "Sat-navs are designed to make driving easier and safer.

Almost one in four drivers have had an accident that they believe was caused by their sat nav, according to new research. It shows that 14 per cent of motorists even use it to go to the shops and ...

Skobbler, the free iPhone Sat-Nav solution based on the 'Wikipedia of maps' OpenStreetMap project, is now available for the UK and Ireland. It's already reached number 1 in the US App store's ...