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The question occurred to me when you posted the iPhone version, but why do you include both source and destination? Wouldn't "current location to destination" m
by cheald 15y ago
The question occurred to me when you posted the iPhone version, but why do you include both source and destination? Wouldn't "current location to destination" make more sense? Or is there a use case I'm missing?
- pheelicks 15y agoOnly half of user queries start with the current location, the other with a pre-defined location. A common use case I can think of is Home -> Work using public transport.
- cheald 15y agoOkay, I can see the public transit case, since that might help for planning. I live in a place without any real public transit to speak of, so it didn't even occur to me!