sat nav

/ ˈsæt næv /

noun

1. 1. short for satellite navigation
   2. short for satellite navigation system

Example Sentences

Earlier analysis by transport consultants - using in-vehicle sat nav data - also found a reduction, although this included some roads where drivers would be forced to slow down naturally.

From BBC

He told BBC Scotland News he had not driven in the city for about 10 years, but his sat nav had not picked up the road changes.

From BBC

A barrier is to be installed at the top of a notorious street in Edinburgh after sat nav errors repeatedly directed drivers down a set of steps.

From BBC

People have told me lots of speed limit changes in a short stretch of the road like this mean drivers are focusing so much on their speedometer - especially when your car's sat nav might not yet show the new speed limit - and feel they are not concentrating as much as they would like on the road.

From BBC

"I can look on my sat nav and find a garage and some pay points but if they are not accessible, I don't know what I would do - I would just run out of charge."

From BBC