That's why I stopped using it. Google Maps is much more conservative, but still lets me know about problems on my route and alternatives. It feels like a class

That's why I stopped using it. Google Maps is much more conservative, but still lets me know about problems on my route and alternatives. It feels like a classic probability problem. A shortcut has a low number of samples and high variance. The main thoroughfare has lots of same and low variance. Maybe they could show confidence intervals "This route is 2 minutes faster ±5 minutes" :)