Do you use your smartphone to navigate while you drive?

Do you use your smartphone to navigate while you drive?

  • Yes

    Votes: 111 86.0%

  • No

    Votes: 18 14.0%
  • Total voters
    129
When I'm travelling to parts unknown I tend to use the TomTom Go app. Means having to drop out of Android Auto and switch to the phone screen instead of using the built in infotainment system but it's worth it not to have to use Google Maps or Waze.
 
Google maps if I don't know where I'm going
 
Well, I don't use it for navigation when I'm not driving... so, yes. :p
Also, Google Maps
 
I do on occasions when my built in Renault maps don't pick up my destination. (only when out of town)
 
I use it daily to check the best and quickest route to and from work. Google Maps.
 
Google maps because of the low data usage on offline maps - use it 100% of the time in order to deal with traffic.
Would like to use Waze but it seems to use much more data as I haven't been able to store maps offline.
 
Google and Here (overseas).
Google good on traffic, though it has routed me through no access roads or bad dirt roads before.
 
Waze FTW although I just got a car with Nav and the shiny 8" display along with Tom Tom navigation maps works very well.
 
Yes. I used to use Google maps mainly for the traffic info, although lately I have found that Apple maps' traffic is quite up to date.
The reasons I prefer Apple:
1. One can instruct Siri where to go, and voice interaction is a lot easier than typing.
2. I really like the more comprehensive navigation information given, e.g. where Google or Waze simply says "in 200m, turn left" Apple maps will say "In 200m turn left on to Lynnwood Road towards Lynnwood Ridge."
 
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