Google Maps. A new function already launched for Google's online map application is intended to make Waze forgotten in terms of directing users to various locations where they want to go. More precisely, the Google Maps application has now started to display on the route itinerary including fixed and mobile radars that were reported by users, the information being most likely taken directly from Waze to alert people who use the application.
Google Maps. We knew since the summer that Google was testing the implementation of this function for users, some already seeing the alerts during the beta testing period, but it seems that now it is starting to be offered publicly. Google Maps had these tests started in Australia by the Google company, but they were also extended to Canada for users, and unlike last summer, now the radars are displayed including in the itinerary, not only people arrive near them.
Google Maps. The function that will make you FORGET Waze
Google Maps. Just like in the case of Waze, Google's map application also emits sound warnings about the radars that are near the users, thus prompting them to know and avoid them. Fixed radars are listed in various navigation applications, but for mobile ones Google Maps more than likely takes the data from Waze, the platform being used by many people, especially in Romania, to mark police cars.
Drivers using Google Maps are getting a last-minute warning as they approach some photo radar camera locations. The feature, which is currently being rolled out by Google, allows users to see speed limits, speed cameras and mobile speed cameras on the map before they leave.
Google Maps. Considering that Waze does not have as many active users as Google's main online map application, it was normal to see this functionality taken over by the company. It is very possible that other functions will be implemented soon to give Google Maps users an experience as good as in Waze, but for now there are not many details about this.
Google Maps. It is not known when this functionality will arrive in Romania as well, so if you were interested in using it, then you will
