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Google Maps began publishing a feature to display the exact location of the radars on city streets and avenues. The feature is free and is part of the latest service update.
In November of last year, the company began testing a feature similar to that proposed by Waze . But now, the novelty is finally starting to be published. According to the Android Police website, more and more users have noticed the presence of this feature in Google Maps.
How does it work? Whenever the driver is near a radar, the platform will let the equipment stand out. In addition, the radars can be viewed by zooming in on the map's range – they are represented by a camera in an orange circle.
Another feature of the latest update is that Maps also warns you about road work. In this case, the application also adopts the same Waze practice, in which the users of the tool create themselves the messages reporting the alerts. When identifying an expressive sending of the same event, Maps will then update in real time.
As in Waze, it is the drivers themselves who use Maps that will be responsible for sending warnings about what they find in. their paths, thus making the tool more collaborative. Until then, Google Maps relied on official sources or the Waze database to display information about the platform.
For the moment, new features are gradually being made available to Google Maps users on tablets and smartphones, including here. Brazil. The application can be downloaded on Android and iOS devices.
