Itās not the best in Europe (use it extensively in France when I travel back) but in the US, itās very solid and my first choice. With Waze in the background to get a heads up on where the police is.If only Apple Maps was any good - on my current BMW BEV, I use Waze or Google Maps (foregoing the HUD visibility) for far greater accuracy (in the UK anyway).
As mentioned, itās not so good in the UK for motorway diversion and road closures in suburban areas.It definitely picks up traffic jams and diversions when I use it.
Just not my experience at all, and I just spent two weeks driving around the UK - the routes Definitely varied based on traffic and I even experienced a suggested diversion about part of the M25 that saved 29 minutes of traffic.As mentioned, itās not so good in the UK for motorway diversion and road closures in suburban areas.
Similarly, it picks the same route from A to B, regardless of time of day and underlying traffic conditions.
If it works for you, great. Iāll stick with Waze or Google Maps
Agree, junction and road graphics are much better with Apple but it canāt do the basics.
Horses for courses, I used to use it for all journeys, long and short.Just not my experience at all, and I just spent two weeks driving around the UK - the routes Definitely varied based on traffic and I even experienced a suggested diversion about part of the M25 that saved 29 minutes of traffic.