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Yes! Or maybe a radius around around your house where navigation stops, just like how you can set an area of maps which is downloaded. I guess, though, I would
by spookyuser 7y ago
Yes! Or maybe a radius around around your house where navigation stops, just like how you can set an area of maps which is downloaded.
I guess, though, I would probably only want navigation to stop if I'm going to my house, not from it.
- AlexandrB 7y agoThe case I find most annoying is driving from one city to another. I don't need directions on how to get to the highway, nor on how to drive straight for 200km[1]. I just want directions when I get close to the city I'm unfamiliar with. Currently, the best solution is turning on directions only when I get a chance to stop near my destination city. [1] It seems this has gotten better in recent years with less frequent nagging to "proceed straight for 50km" from the app.
- ryanmcdonough 7y agoIt’s maybe different in the UK but it’s great to have it for motorway (highway) journeys where a closure of a section of road can leave you dealing with a 4 mile route around winding roads. It’s also great for avoiding the traffic in the first place.
- cuddlybacon 7y agoI _hate_ how all map programs think they need to tell you to keep going straight. It seems to be because the road you are on will change its name. The worst example I've had is that a road changed it's name 70m before it split into two. The app would only show "In XXXm, continue straight" then, with 70m warning, it told me which lane I needed. That was stressful.
- beamatronic 7y agoI want the screen to stop dimming when navigating crucial junctions.