patrick_y
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Google Maps and Waze
For local non-highway driving, I usually use Google Maps. It says the name of the streets. Waze doesn't state the name of the streets, just "turn right in 0.1 miles."
But for highway driving, I use Waze. It alerts me to debris on the road if another person reports it in and generally most people up here in Northern California use Waze, so the system is made better by the number of users.
In high traffic times I usually also use Waze.
I just wished Waze would state the name of the street. Google Maps telling me what lane to be in is also beneficial, but that's not an urgent priority for Waze compared to stating the name of the street.
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Although I have a navigation system in the car, I find it handy to use my cellphone when I need a map or directions to get somewhere. Apps like Google Maps and Waze has been fantastic in getting me around the busy streets of L.A. In my convertible P-car I...
Nice find, factory NAV will never be as good as your phone.
Google maps with traffic is amazing. JerryW
re: nice find
Back in January at CES all the automotive brands were showing off Apps based information centers in their vehicles. It'll probably happen in 2-3 years or sooner! -MW
re: neat
Appreciate you looking Tony. After a a couple of long trips it has been working well. HAGWE! -MW
Totally agree!
First of all, I totally agree about using the phone's navigation apps rather than using the car's navigation. Nice install. Clean, removable, effective, and non-invasive.
Which phone apps do you use?
Which phone app do you use most? I like Google Maps but starting to use Waze more often. -MW
Google Maps and Waze
For local non-highway driving, I usually use Google Maps. It says the name of the streets. Waze doesn't state the name of the streets, just "turn right in 0.1 miles." But for highway driving, I use Waze. It alerts me to debris on the road if another perso...
