Why should the navigation system be set before you start the journey?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Using it on the move takes your eyes off the road
- Step 1: Every glance at a screen covers distance without looking ahead. Step 2. Set routes and music while parked. Answer: Using it on the move takes your eyes off the road. Why not the others: The system loses its satellite fix once the engine is running: its performance does not depend on engine temperature. It cannot be set once the car has left the driveway: it can, but doing so is distracting. Setting it while moving drains the battery faster than the alternator can recharge it: power use is not the reason.
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