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> plus the driver knew the area and didn't need nav You really don't want that. Having the passengers be able to see the nav is a way to ensure transparency a
by dnautics 7y ago
> plus the driver knew the area and didn't need nav
You really don't want that. Having the passengers be able to see the nav is a way to ensure transparency and make sure you aren't getting shafted by the driver. You want your driver to use the nav, even if they know the area like the back of their hand.
When i was driving even if it was a route I had done hundreds of times before, I made sure the nav was on and in full view of the passengers.
- dawnerd 7y agoWhile I agree, it's a problem, especially in Orlando, when the drivers are new to the area and end up driving dangerously. I've only had a few drivers that had the nav on but drove like a responsible adult. I don't know if it's an Orlando problem or what, but it's really scary using ride-share there.