For several weeks now, Google Maps has had an extremely interesting feature implemented for phone users who use the application to be directed through the guided navigation system to various points they want to reach, displaying traffic lights at intersections.
Google Maps has this system tested in the US at the moment, and until the other day a limited number of Android phone users saw this change in the application of the online map platform, but Google has expanded everything to all users in the US since September .
Google Maps displays, as you can see below, the traffic lights for various intersections in cities, so that users know what to expect when they get there, although in general when there is a traffic jam, it is clear that a traffic light usually holds traffic instead.
Google Maps is currently testing this change only for phones with the Android operating system, not for the iPhone, so it remains to be seen how long it will take until it will also be offered to those using the iOS version of the application.
