Google Maps has launched since yesterday a series of functions that a lot of people wanted to have available in Waze, and the people from Google have finally listened and are offering them to us for use. I told you more than a week ago that Google Maps has started testing functions in Waze in several countries that display speed limits for certain roads, but also fixed or mobile radars, with accidents already being displayed on the map platform online.
Although last week the new functions started to appear in only certain countries around the world, Google Maps has officially launched these functions for everyone, so we can enjoy them right now. When we make a new route to follow with the help of Google Maps, the application will show in the itinerary both the accidents and the fixed and mobile radars that exist on our road, as it also happens in the Waze application, which is so popular.
Google Maps has launched the functions you WANTED from Waze
Google Maps. The application also allows the reporting of accidents, or fixed and mobile radars, exactly as it happens in Waze, so now both applications should offer the same functionality for users. Of course, Google Maps also takes information from Waze about accidents, or fixed and mobile radars, and now the applications should have the combined data to offer a better user experience regardless of which one is used.
Google Maps. Many people criticized Google's online map platform because it did not offer these functions, even though Waze was bought quite a few years ago. Well, now all these innovations are implemented in Google Maps for users all over the world, and it seems that the changes are made automatically from Google's servers, but it doesn't hurt to have the latest version of the application installed on your phones.
Google Maps. If these new functions do not yet appear in Romania, then it would be better to have a little more patience until they are officially available to us.
