>That's the problem with expert systems - they have no reason to train on outliers like you (and me). I had to ride a shuttle between campus and an offsite par

>That's the problem with expert systems - they have no reason to train on outliers like you (and me). I had to ride a shuttle between campus and an offsite parking lot for about 8 months while construction was going on at work. The shuttle actually drove a couple of miles past where it'd make sense to head toward my apartment and then I'd have to loop back around in a pretty non-obvious way when I got to my car. Google Now figured this out within a couple of weeks of when I started riding the shuttle and would show my route accordingly. I was actually kind of shocked it managed that without any active input on my end. Short version being, it does seem be be a matter of development focus if the by-car side of things is that good.