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I don't disagree that Maps lacks a lot of smarts. Sometimes I ponder back to years ago, thinking my TomTom then worked better already than Maps now. But just to
by sverhagen 9y ago
I don't disagree that Maps lacks a lot of smarts. Sometimes I ponder back to years ago, thinking my TomTom then worked better already than Maps now. But just to be clear, a one way road is still a one way road if you're a bicyclist, unless exceptions are specifically indicated on the traffic signs, no?
- happyraul 9y agoAt least in Munich, one way roads that don't allow bicycles bi-directional travel are the exception. But yes, all one way roads that allow bi-directional traffic for bicycles have a traffic sign that indicates this, and often road markings as well.
- 0xcoffee 9y agoPretty much every one way street in The Netherlands looks like this: http://www.trueamsterdam.com/wp-content/uploads/uitgezonderd-fietsers.jpg http://www.trueamsterdam.com/wp-content/uploads/uitgezonderd... To find a one-way street that applies to cyclists would be an exception.
- LaGrange 9y agoThey're common on slightly older bike paths that go on both sides of a main road, for example on Gedempte Oude Gracht in Haarlem: https://goo.gl/maps/ockjefMmUqx https://goo.gl/maps/ockjefMmUqx. It's actually super annoying, and I don't think I've seen a road done like this in last 2-3 years. Edit: but yeah, that is _slightly different_.