Get TomTom GO Navigation for free for a year (new car plan subscribers only)

I just added my 2 pence worth; I'm an installer who travels the UK, covering 30k miles a year. I've not found one perfect sat nav, as they all have niggles. My biggest complaint as a van user is there is no ability by any satnav provider to route find to suit my van; travelling through London especially is troublesome, as Rotherhithe Tunnel is unavailable to me, but satnavs insist on using it, and no ability to "avoid".

I found TomTom GO to be the best interface and voice instructions; the lane guides are handy, but my biggest issue is it's awful at getting me to the "final destination" and has a habit of finding routes via inaccessible roads - I find myself spending too much time manually search for where I am supposed to be. Because of this I just can't rely on it - however, I keep it handy for occasions where I have no reception, as maps are downloaded onto the phone.

TomTom also has "AmiGO" which has the same "report" function as Waze; however, it loses many of the functions found on the Go app, and has the same issues noted above; The reporting feature seems to to have a very small collection of users as found myself reporting most things before anyone else (unlike with Waze where it's 99% been reported already)

Google Maps is the best route-finding, but it lacks reporting (or at least not present on Android Auto - it mentioned that it is available via the app), and I find myself in and approaching traffic that Google shows but does nothing about because it does not quite sure if it needs to be addressed (i.e. light orange line will turn red whilst sitting in traffic - waze and tomtom would have diverted me long beforehand)

My default choice is Waze; its most significant asset for me is the live reporting by users, and the large user base means issues are reported quickly and long before any others. I like the mundane alerts (caution - car on hard shoulder; hazard on the road), as small nudges keep me alert when travelling long distances. However, I have a love-hate relationship with Waze; it loves small roads, and route-finding seems to be a "straight line." Sometimes, this borders on the ridiculous, so it might take you down 5 miles of the single-track road because it is more direct than the 7-mile dual carriageway. Road closures work on large main roads but not on smaller ones, which is strange as waze collects all road closures, as seen on their map editor, but doesn't seem to translate to their app at all.

My perfect Navigation app would be the interface of Tomtom, the Routefinding of Google Maps and Reporting of Waze. What best suits you is what you are willing to leave out. (edited)

FYI, TomTom do sell anonymous data for travel time, speeds and OD.

I did this immediately after getting the subscription when the deal came last time around. You won't lose anything; they mean you won't have TomTom Go anymore AFTER the 12 months, it's poor wording.

Cancelled mine already.

Same, looks so much better and professional, it's very well laid out and clear making it safer, works with Google assistant to say out the address

Waze does this

Open TomTom app and navigate to Menu > Settings > Subscriptions to check

TomTom on android is all I use in France. Find it so much better than Google and Waze.

You go to subscriptions under your account. You can actually cancel it as soon as you sign up.

same question

Which one is the best?

Waze what

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No

Why is it better?

Login to your TomTom account in the app

It does but I tried it yesterday when I was driving through London centre and it didn't see the roadworks that Waze had on a map. I think I'll give it a go once again in the future, but after that I'm coming back to Waze.

I'm on IOS beta 17.7 and it installed fine on my phone (Iphone 14 pro 256).