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1) You can, it's called My Maps: http://mymaps.google.com http://mymaps.google.com 2) Search is hard, let's go shopping! 3) They have: https://support.google.

1) You can, it's called My Maps: http://mymaps.google.com http://mymaps.google.com 2) Search is hard, let's go shopping! 3) They have: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/3246303?hl=en-AU https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/3246303?hl=en-AU 4) Public transport info generally relies on there being a competent transit authority that can provide a solid GTFS feed. You'd be surprised how hard even big, 1st-world cities can find this (here's looking at you, Melbourne).

TeMPOraL 11y ago
> 4) Public transport info generally relies on there being a competent transit authority that can provide a solid GTFS feed. You'd be surprised how hard even big, 1st-world cities can find this (here's looking at you, Melbourne). Sometimes the authorities get into exclusive deals with other companies. Which is infuriating, because while I understand competition, et al., it's Google Maps (and by extension Google Now) we're talking about! I don't want to use that stupid startup that provides public transit navigation in my city. I want Google Now which is properly integrated with everything else on my phone.