Google Maps has incredible turn-by-turn navigation, however, it’s significant not to use your phone while driving. That is the reason Maps has a Google Assistant-powered Driving Mode that puts common shortcuts within reach. Here is the best way to get on the road.
Driving Mode is a feature that uses both Google Maps and Google Assistant. It’s just accessible for Android 9+ gadgets and requires the gadget to be in portrait orientation. Obviously, you’ll need both the Google Maps and Assistant apps installed on your Android phone or tablet.
The first thing you need to do is pick in-to Driving Mode. To do such, either say “Hey Google,” or swipe from the bottom corner to launch Google Assistant.
Using voice commands is a lot more secure while driving. Simply say, “Hey Google,” or tap the Assistant icon, and afterward say any of the following handy commands:
Driving Mode is, basically, a bigger, simplified launcher to use while driving. The thought is to keep your eyes on the road however much as could be expected. Ideally, Driving Mode will make you a more secure driver.
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