When I set my departure as my home address and try to calculate a route to a destination north, if I am using the Android version it ignores the local relief road, but using the Windows version the relief road is used. This is not a small difference (about 4 miles). Does anyone have an explanation? In practice, I simply ignore the satnav and drive along the relief road and eventually it gets the message, but why does it do this, and how do I know if this is not happening at other points on any other route?
I have narrowed down the problem. I am using post codes for convenience, but if you need coordinates I will try to get them. My home post code is DT3 5JJ. My library is at DT3 6SF. The route from home to library is 4.3 miles and omits the Weymouth relief road, but the reverse route is 2.4 miles and uses the relief road. There are no one way streets on either route. But from home to Dorchester DT1 1AA the calculated route includes the relief road which the route to DT3 6SF will not. It probably does not matter since I don't need a satnav to get to my library, but I wonder what happens when the route is one I don't know? I thought the problem was different when I used the Windows version, but I think I was wrong. The map is the UK. So obvious to me that I forgot to say, but probably not so obvious to you.