ViaMichelin GPS, Route Planner

My Michelin tires provided an upgrade of handling in my compact Tacoma pick up without paying a suspension upgrade the only issue I have notice is that when the roads have cuts on the surface like when an accident happens and cars loose their tires and the rotors cut towards a side the tires naturally tend to direct my steering wheel in witch such cuts on the roads are made when they are damage is no big deal but you do have to steer to cancel a directive pull force of or into the road other than that Michelin tires are champions.

I really like this app for traveling in Europe as it has better information about the small towns and routes. However, there are several bugs in the English version when they display a detailed route to follow between two locations. 1) When they display the speed limit, either when choosing miles or kilometers, it is listed as mph. Of course the speed shown is actually in kph not mph. The expected kilometer per hour speeds are shown ( 30, 50, 70, 80) on the two lane roads but mph is always shown after these numbers. 2) When choosing miles, the distances for each segment of the route directions says something like 1572 mi. While in kilometers it is like 0.2 km. So either these numbers for mile distance really mean feet, or they are just made-up numbers. I have used this app while in Europe for directions, so it would be very helpful to have these errors corrected.

Now that TripAdvisor and most of the app recommending restaurant have been “hacked” by fake review, I am now going back to the ‘old’ style restaurant critics. Michelin guide are for me one of the references to go after. The app gives you everything you need to find the best restaurant around, curated by people who are actually paid to eat and taste each restaurant. An essential app for all the foodies.