:Chicago, IL – March 28, 2005 – NAVTEQ (NYSE: NVT), a leading global provider of digital maps for vehicle navigation and location-based solutions, has added new roads and updated attributes and geometry on existing roads in its maps of the following middle eastern countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The updated maps of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates were released in Q4 2004, and the updated map of Saudi Arabia was released in Q1 2005 to NAVTEQ’s direct customers.
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Chicago, IL – March 25, 2005 – NAVTEQ (NYSE: NVT), a leading global provider of digital maps for vehicle navigation and location-based solutions, released an enhanced map of Mexico to its direct customers for integration into navigation and location-based solutions. In addition to providing the road network of Mexico City, the NAVTEQ™ Map of Mexico now includes detailed coverage of Monterrey, the second largest commercial city in the country, two surrounding areas and additional highways enabling routing to and from Mexico City, Monterrey and the United States.
The newest version of the NAVTEQ Map of Mexico offers approximately 10,500 additional kilometers of roadway including detailed coverage of Monterrey, Guadalupe and San Pedro Garza Garcia and over 3,000 new Points of Interest residing on the road network in these cities as well as over 75 popular tourist destinations including locations such as Acapulco, Ixtapa, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta.
In addition, the first NAVTEQ Map of Mexico included MEX 150 Autopista Mexico Puebla and MEX 150 Autopista Mexico Toluca, two major highways that connect Mexico City to Toluca and Puebla. To further expand the major highway network of Mexico, NAVTEQ integrated the following roads into the now available enhanced map of Mexico:
MEX-57/MEX-57D: From Mexico City to the Texas border at Piedras Negras,Coahuila
MEX-85D: From Monterrey to the Texas border at Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas
MEX-40/MEX-40D: From Monterrey to the Texas border at Reynosa, Tamaulipas
MEX-54: From Monterrey to the Texas border at Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Tamaulipas
MEX-53: From Monterrey to highway MEX-57
“Now our customers servicing the Mexico market can offer navigation solutions that make possible routing in and around the two largest commercial centers in Mexico. Additionally, the inclusion of additional highways facilitates inter-continental routing between Mexico and the United States, another enhancement that is important to our customers,” said John MacLeod, Executive Vice President – Global Marketing & Sales for NAVTEQ.
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