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I've noticed that sometimes just my actual speed is shown, other times it shows both my actual speed AND the speed limit (in the usual red-rimmed roundel). Is there any reason why the speed limit is sometimes not shown and other times it is?

No idea as it's a new feature on the display for the 2017 model

Maybe roads shown have no speed limit to display (roads as yet not speed defined). Just a thought'!! I notice that many roads on satnav have no speed limit shown anyway!!

Your actual speed is always displayed. As I understand it, the Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) system displays a speed limit sign in the Active Display when the front sensing camera (FSC) detects a speed limit sign at the side of the road, or the sat nav map knows the speed of the road and no actual road sign is detected by the FSC.

I know it a novel thought...... anything in the manual?

Thanks for the replies guys. Nothing in the manual I'm afraid.

Download Owner's Manual BFU7 from here: https://www.mazda.co.uk/buying-owning/p ... d-manuals/
Then see page 4-128 onwards which describes the TSR symbols in the Active Display.

I only get current speed in my hud unit

I bet the current speed limit on the sat nav display.

Greenman wrote: ↑Sat Jul 15, 2017 5:01 pm I only get current speed in my hud unit

I bet the current speed limit on the sat nav display.

Yes, Traffic Sign Recognition is a feature that's only on the new models.

I didn't realise the new models are on the road

My sat nav only shows the speed limit on major roads, not on minor B roads.