I don't use car own navigation system but use Android Auto with Google maps. And while Google maps also does not allow to enter destination manually (while driving), it can find anything that EXISTS by using "Hey Google" command and saying where you would like to go.
There is a very good reason why you can not enter nav details while driving- because you shouldn't even try! That is no different than texting while driving and we all know the results that can come from that.
Shift to parking gear is the only way
Can't happen because the system has no way of "seeing" that it is not the driver using it.
As I stated above, if phone is connected and is in Android Auto mode ( I have Android phone but I think that such rule would apply to iPhone/CarPlay as well) - then it would not allow entering any directions manually ( phone has no idea if it is a driver or a passenger entering text), unless phone is unplugged (if it is wired Android Auto) or disconnected from the wireless Android Auto connection - then, of course, it would allow to enter any text. After that, passenger can reconnect phone back and re-establish Android Auto. From my point of view, it is "too much to deal with" - much simpler to say "Hey, Google - take me to or find me that..."
Note: the issue is “Sometimes the voice commands do not find the right local I need.”
Note: there are often passengers with access to the display!
That does not work well on the freeway. Passenger should be able to access.
We’re talking about the built in navigation and passenger access while moving.
I don't use (deactivated right away) Bluelink service but I guess ( could be wrong) that Hyundai car voice commands require Bluelink service/network connection.
This is a "tricky" one. How car system would know that it is a passenger and not the driver who attempts to use navigation screen?
- what are the chances that driver would not use it for him/her self?
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