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If you already know the area, why would you need your nav to direct you to the alternative route instead of just driving it?
by Sebb767 2y ago
If you already know the area, why would you need your nav to direct you to the alternative route instead of just driving it?
- Yeul 2y agoRoad closures or traffic jams? My navigation apps keep up with those better than I can.
- nkrisc 2y agoBecause traffic can be very variable and there are always reckless drivers crashing their cars and blocking roads. And the geography in my area is such that once I’m on a route, I can’t really go another way without going all the way back. Often I’ll prefer a slightly longer route over another, but if it’s much longer time wise because of bad traffic then I’ll go with my second choice. But navigation apps will almost always suggest the fastest way, even if it’s only an estimated minute faster. Apple Maps will suggest multiple routes if they’re close in estimated time, but I’d like to weight some of them more heavily such that they might still be the preferred route even if it’s 10 minutes slower since it’s simply more pleasant safer.