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GPS road-distance mileage tracking is typically within 2–5% of actual odometer readings on outdoor routes; urban canyons and tunnels may require tolerance buffers. It is far more accurate than manual estimates, which often inflate 10–20%.
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GPS road-distance mileage tracking is typically within 2–5% of actual odometer readings on outdoor routes; urban canyons and tunnels may require tolerance buffers. It is far more accurate than manual estimates, which often inflate 10–20%.
Accuracy depends on road-distance engines vs straight-line GPS. Scootee uses mapping APIs on point sequences during shift sessions.
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