Pretty much this. Bing imagery is just so useful when it comes to correlating recorded video from my dash cam to the GPX track and to the surroundings. E.g. if I see a “speed limit 70km/h” sign at the third tree after the forest to the right ends, that is extremely easy to locate and map correctly. Without the bing imagery as a background reference, this workflow just would not work.

Look at the location on gMaps. There’s is clearly a turn restriction on the small service road. This is not an issue of routing, this is bad map data.

https://www.google.de/maps/@46.603185,-72.129876,3a,75y,234.59h,92.37t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s92pDyj4L6nle8BUrjvSofA!2e0

(reply to a pm JND sent me)

Excuse me, why doesn't this comment make sense? All I did was pointing out, that you might have a chance to get gps reception near the windows of the entry doors.

Hm, you seriously have to get your priorities straight ;P *duck*

no, seriously, congratulations, although you probably had the easy part in this :)

Heh, metallized windows 4tl... However, you might want to check out the windows in the entrance doors. IIRC, they do not have that metal coating.