Low Clearance GPS

[Jon]

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Hi everyone,

A few months ago I started using the
lowclearances.com database on my

Garmin and I was asked by several people (on
this forum and others) to

let them know what I thought of it.

Well I'm not much of a reviewer but in a nutshell
I am impressed. It was

very easy to install, and all the hazards it
has alerted me to were accurate

in location and height. So far there have
been several updates of around

200 new entries which is excellent, and any
questions I have emailed to

them have been answered promptly and to my
satisfaction.

So basically I am very pleased and am happy
to recommend it to anyone.

You can download it from
http://www.lowclearances.com

On a relevant note, does anyone know how big
a problem low clearance

accidents are in the USA, how many bridge strikes occur every year,
and

how much it costs in damages etc. I was
discussing this at my local motor

club and none of us could find any
information on the internet.

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Jon Mills

Gulf Stream - Caribbean