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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PhillyPhan23" data-source="post: 23670" data-attributes="member: 8746">This is a wild guess, but it may not be a Bluetooth issue. While wireless Android Auto uses Bluetooth to establish a connection,<a href="https://www.devicemag.com/android-auto-screen-mirror/" target="_blank"> the actual screen display is accomplished using wif</a>i. There are a couple of Verizon network dead spots on the PA Turnpike. Every time I travel in those dead spots, my phone loses network connectivity and Android Auto drops and then comes back just like you mention. How is the cell phone coverage in your area and do you notice Android Auto dropping in the same location?</blockquote>