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I suppose there are cases where people want to go to certain places, eg. "the shopping center", without having specific enough information to look it up with a
by ramchip 16y ago
I suppose there are cases where people want to go to certain places, eg. "the shopping center", without having specific enough information to look it up with a GPS. Also, the driver knows ways that may be faster than what a GPS will suggest, since he knows about traffic, construction, etc.
Then there's the social aspect: by being more strict and maintaining an image of quality, you can attract better, nicer drivers.
- Murkin 16y agoObviously a driver shouldn't be someone who is in the city for the first time. They know all the major points (like shopping centers). The other points just shows that GPS have a bit to go yet, and they are going there. There are quite a lot of GPS solutions who get real-time traffic updates, construction, etc (look at waze.com) The second point is true, wonder if there is a better way to solve it tho