GPS

Honda GPS Warns Drivers of High Crime Zones

By Gizmodo US Edition on April 22, 2008 at 12:47 PM

Honda’s new GPS warns drivers when they’re about to leave their car in places where it is likely to be stolen, broken into or otherwise vandalised. The new technology, available from today if you live in Japan, links to local police stations and provides crime ratings by location, and if area is particularly dangerous it issues an alert. No indication of when or if this’ll come to the US. [Left Lane News via Inventor Spot ]


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  • John Bromfield
    July 4, 2008 at 5:40 PM

    What a load of hog wash….I have a new 2008 Accord V6 3.5ltre with a sat nav which doesn’t have redlight cameras, school zones, or speed cameras and can’t even give you the proper direction. If this is available Why is it not in My Accord………..most dissappionted Honda owner

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