Confusion over where motorists should place satellite navigation devices

The video discusses the use of satellite navigation (sat nav) systems in vehicles, focusing on legal positioning and usage. It highlights the confusion among drivers regarding the correct placement of sat navs on windscreens, as well as the legal implications of interacting with these devices while driving. The Greater Manchester Police's clarification on legal placement is mentioned, along with the potential fines for non-compliance. The video also explores the impact of sat nav positioning on driver visibility and compares the legalities of using mobile apps for navigation. The need for clearer guidance on these issues is emphasized.

What is the primary function of a Sat Nav?

• To play music while driving

• To guide you to a destination using satellite

• To provide weather updates

• To monitor fuel consumption

Where did Greater Manchester Police suggest placing the Sat Nav on the windscreen?

• Top left corner

• Top right corner

• Bottom right corner

• Center of the windscreen

What is the fine for touching or engaging with the Sat Nav while driving?

• £50 and one point

• £100 and three points

• £150 and five points

• £20 and no points

What is a major concern when placing a Sat Nav higher on the windscreen?

• It can cause a clear reduction in visibility

• It can interfere with the car's air conditioning

• It can increase fuel consumption

• It can cause the Sat Nav to overheat

Why is there a need for clearer guidelines regarding Sat Nav usage?

• Because Sat Navs are becoming obsolete

• Due to the increasing use of mobile apps for navigation

• Because Sat Navs are too expensive

• Due to the lack of available Sat Nav devices