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That's not that bad, specially for solo driving where you cannot use a regular road map (remember those?).
by pantulis 4y ago
That's not that bad, specially for solo driving where you cannot use a regular road map (remember those?).
- dfox 4y agoLet me guess: you didn't ever solo drive for work. You can certainly use a paper map while driving. When it gets too distracting to safely drive then you are lost and should stop and use the paper map more thoroughly to find out where you are. Source: I intentionally tried to be a parcel delivery driver without a GPS-based navigation and only with regular road map and printed out rough plan of the route. Not to mention that for most of my long driving trips I used to simply print out the itinerary from RAC RoutePlanner and ignore the navigation (it is a shame that this service apparently does not exist anymore).