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Try driving around in New Jersey, especially close to New York. There are some exits, for example, where the exit is two lanes, but one of the lanes splits off
by forgotmypw 9y ago
Try driving around in New Jersey, especially close to New York. There are some exits, for example, where the exit is two lanes, but one of the lanes splits off from the main lane, but you better be in that left lane because you have to keep left right after you take that right exit... and then take another right after that.
Lane guidance is very helpful in these situations.
- dipppy 9y agoSeriously. I can handle most NYC driving but I'd be absolutely ruined in Jersey or even Westchester without lane guidance.
- freehunter 9y agoYou get this north of Chicago a lot too... on I-294 merge into the right two lanes, keep left, pass the exit, merge into the right lane, keep right, merge left to finally get onto I-90. I drive it several times a year and I still need lane guidance to help.
- maccard 9y agoSorry I’m nt arguing against lane guidance. My issue is that google gets it wrong in many situations (usually when you need it)