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Don't throw your back out strutin' around or anything.
I can't get it to let me start a second leg of the trip. I think it might be because it doesn't consider a pedestrian trail a viable road, but my motorcycle disagrees.
Tell it you're walking or biking... and it might let you.
Just speak loudly at the monitor (that's the display thingy on your computer) and google will listen.
Also, if you have any suggestions for how to improve it... you should also do so in the same manner.
Dude... I've used Google maps on so many road trips, I don't even consider NOT using it, although I have always have a map as a backup.
Don't throw your back out strutin' around or anything.
I can't get it to let me start a second leg of the trip. I think it might be because it doesn't consider a pedestrian trail a viable road, but my motorcycle disagrees.
It's actually still a pain in the ass to use in that it appears to think it's a little too smart for its own good. I think I'll stick to pen and paper.
Maybe they'll improve it soon.
Dude... I've used Google maps on so many road trips, I don't even consider NOT using it, although I have always have a map as a backup.
It's actually still a pain in the ass to use in that it appears to think it's a little too smart for its own good. I think I'll stick to pen and paper.
yeah, brother, it's super user friendly. Just play with it.
You can even zoom in on MOST (not all) exact addresses and view it from street level (including 360 degree view) so you know what the neighborhood looks like.
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