Google Maps will allow users to report delays on public transportation. The new resource, part of a suite of new features available this Thursday (14th), increase the volume of traffic information on the platform.

To report a delay, user must select “Report delay” for example, when viewing a bus stop. From there, he needs to provide details on the report, highlighting which bus is late.

The application makes the reporting process as fast as possible, Making user participation easier.

Google Maps will allow users to report public transit delays. (Source: 9to5Google/Reproduction)

The “Delays” page displays reports published by other users. If the delay continues, the person can pick the line and provide more information. In addition to user reports, Google Maps will also receive information from local public transportation agencies.

Since this is an advanced feature, It is possible that your quota is limited. In the announcement, Google does not mention in which regions the new feature will be released.

Other Maps news

However, public transportation information is not the only new feature added to Google Maps. See some of these:

  • Google Maps’ Immersive View now shows you the routes you should take, along with traffic simulations, to help you find your way as you travel;
  • Maps helps you find stores that sell the products you’re looking for;
  • Maps will include electric vehicle charging stations on your routes.

Likewise, It is unknown in which regions the new features will be available.. However, since there are preparations for the end of the year holiday, it is expected to reach the general public in a short time.

Source: Tec Mundo

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