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I’m still looking for a map which let me optimize for “stopping as little as possible” which in practice means avoiding traffic jams and traffic lights. I noti
by jorisboris 2y ago
I’m still looking for a map which let me optimize for “stopping as little as possible” which in practice means avoiding traffic jams and traffic lights.
I notice this makes me drive more relax, and especially with a baby it’s way easier to keep the baby asleep
- JR1427 2y agoSimilarly, there was a time when my daughter got very car sick, and I desperately wanted an "avoid roundabouts" option!
- leeoniya 2y agoor "fewest turns". i would rather drive an extra straight 0.25 miles down a major road than to zig-zag through tiny side streets while trying to carefully pay attention to unfamiliar street names and/or constant nav app directions. i've had google maps instruct me to take four or five additional turns to save a couple hundred yards of driving.
- poloniculmov 2y agoWaze sort-of does this, it tries to keep you moving by taking lots of left turns and side streets. I hate it :).
- sandworm101 2y agoSportbike mode: route with least likelihood of speed traps, plus 1-minute warning ahead of known trap locations. No-selfies mode: route with least cellphone coverage. Horsebox mode: route with fewest intersections and the most sportbikes.
- account42 2y agoDoesn't Google Maps somewhat have this - it often suggests multiple routes, some of which have a green leaf.