🗺️ I So Want to Love You
The single reason why I still use Maps, and only on non mission critical drives: the attention to detail.
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This is the night view, when I'm driving over our lovely bridge. There's a faint shadow on the river!
Navigating with it is a more beautiful experience, that's a fact. I even find the zoom in-zoom out a lot better than what everyone else uses.
Shame that it will still try to kill you every day, telling you to do very forbidden U-Turns into oncoming traffic, or go down one way streets in the city center. Until that is solved, Waze is still king of the road here.