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I find that to be true, and actually consider this an advantage of GPS. I remember being super careful not to miss turns before it, because getting back might b
by jsight 7y ago
I find that to be true, and actually consider this an advantage of GPS. I remember being super careful not to miss turns before it, because getting back might be difficult or confusing in some cases.
Now, I don't care so much. GPS can route me back pretty easily if I miss anyway.
- chillwaves 7y agoThis is the attitude we need collectively. It no longer matters as much to miss a turn, GPS will optimize the best route moving forward. Some people are however, still unwilling to be delayed no matter the danger.
- tomp 7y agoDepends on the circumstances. On a roundabout, the cost of missing an exit is minimal. On a highway, it’s often 30km, and can be much higher (we once missed an exit and ended in Mexico on a 3hour illegal detour).
- chillwaves 7y agoStill not sympathetic. That's no reason to put someone's life in danger.
- jsight 7y agoI can understand that, but I don't that it takes a lot of attention to keep from missing highway exits that are far apart. It does still happen sometimes, though.