As someone who occasionally has to order cabs from unusual and hard-to-describe-over-the-phone places, ordering with GPS would be a bloody godsend. Most of the

As someone who occasionally has to order cabs from unusual and hard-to-describe-over-the-phone places, ordering with GPS would be a bloody godsend. Most of the people on the end of taxi numbers dont even seem to have a map in front of them. If you can't give them a street address, they don't seem to comprehend that you're describing a real place, on the same planet as they are. The drivers naturally know where everything is instantly, the issue is persuading the phone operator to relay your directions to them.