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Figure 96: Help Me!
The GO 920T includes a number of options designed to help drivers in emergency situations. Whether your vehicle is disabled, or your looking for the nearest hospital, TomTom's help feature is an important addition to the GO 920T.
The "Help me!" icon is located on the Main Menu, shown above, and can be used to:

Figure 97: Help Me! Main Menu
The "Help me!" main menu is home to the following help options:

Figure 98: Phone for help 1 of 2
If a compatible Bluetooth-enabled phone has been paired with the GO 920T, the "Phone for help" menu, shown above, can be used to call the nearest tow truck, police, fire department, or hospital.

Figure 99: Phone for help 2 of 2
"Phone for help" can also be used to find and call the nearest public transportation, auto repair, dentist, pharmacy, or vet.

Figure 100: Emergency services
The Emergency services screen displays your current location on the map, longitude and latitude coordinates, as well as written description of your location that can be used to tell emergency services where you are.

Figure 101: Drive to Help
Tapping "Drive to help" on the "Help me!" main menu brings up the "Drive to help" screen, shown above. From here, the GO 920T can calculate a route to the nearest car repair, hospital, fire station, police station, pharmacy, or dentist.

Figure 102: Walk to Help
Tapping "Walk to help" from the "Help me!" main menu allows the GO 920T to calculate walking routes to the nearest emergency services

Figure 103: First Aid Book
An electronic First Aid book is included in the GO 920T's "Help me!" menu.

Figure 104: Other Guides
Tapping on "Other guides" from the "Help me!" menu brings up a list of countries to choose from. Especially handy when traveling abroad, the GO 920T includes basic information about each country.