No in car sat nav ... how do I find my way around?

[colin39]

Run google maps off line, easy as pie, mmmm pie🍰🥧

[archibald]

There's a weekend Pie Festival in Celebration late April - we only heard about it on the local news 30 minutes before it closed. I'm still cross about that 5 years later.

[duncanb]

Originally Posted by archibald

I find they don't have them everywhere, only really around the parks in Orlando and other tourist areas. Road signs often just tell you which road number you are joining and whether you're N,S,E or W. Unless you have an amazing knowledge of the road layout of the States, your 'reading the road signs' strategy literally won't get you very far.

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can't agree driven the world and signs everywhere.
Of course on thoughts are valid to your experience, however even 3rd world countries stick signs up and driven plenty of them.
Sat Nav wasn't around till end of 90s the human race found each other for eons before and will do forever.

[colin39]

Mapmans maps are good too


orlandomaps/

[HenrysDad]

I may be old fashioned, but I just follow the road signs.

A quick look at the map to memorise the key road numbers and directions eg 528 North, I4 Tampa, 192 West then look at the overhead signs.

I have never used a Sat Nav in Florida, but I am an old fashioned boy 🤷🏻

[grant_w]

We downloaded the maps in advance on Google Maps, then just used that. Our car even had Android Auto so we could see the maps on the in-car screen.
The only problem doing it this way is you get no traffic data, as that uses mobile data.

[Welshjim22]

Google maps works well but as you have been before you probably won't use it too much. Roads are easy to.learn when staying in the area.