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It's tough in urban cities that have one-way streets and relevant traffic patterns that are dynamic. If anything it's more dangerous to drive without GPS than w
by hackernewds 4y ago
It's tough in urban cities that have one-way streets and relevant traffic patterns that are dynamic. If anything it's more dangerous to drive without GPS than with, given your attention is divided.
- someweirdperson 4y agoGPS is not a primary means of navigation (except under certain circumstances in the air and at sea, but that's an entirely different story). The rules of the road are the relevant ones, not what some computer without any formal authority may tell the driver. No automatic guidance is better than incorrect guidance.
- kuschku 4y agoI’m primarily using a bicycle, so I'm riding at much lower speeds than someone driving in a car would. I also have the luxury of being able to stop at the side of the road to take a look at the map if I get lost. And one-way streets almost always allow cyclists to take them in both directions, so that's not an issue either :)