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sitruc @ Apr 14th 2008 12:15PM
Google Maps should have a disclaimer that says "for entertainment purposes only." Google Maps probably gets a lot of users, but their directions and results are the worst. I sometimes use the maps to find a general area, but the directions always add time to the trip if they can find the real destination. They can't compete with the other free web services.
gobmw @ Apr 14th 2008 1:11PM
Actually, it looks like the car's nav system does the routing to the address. Google just sends the POI to the car and the vehicle handles the rest.