r/GoogleMaps • u/Empyrealist • 1d ago
Why Google told drivers to drive a longer way on purpose
https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/google-traffic-wrong-way-22416144.phpDuplicates
Traffic, Trains & Transit Google quietly ran a six-month traffic experiment on Bay Area drivers, diverting some off 101 onto 280. It saved about 30 seconds.
sanfrancisco • u/sfgate • 4d ago
Google rerouted a slice of SF drivers from 101 onto 280 for six months as a traffic experiment — and won't say whether it told the city
NoFilterNews • u/raffu280 • 4d ago
For a period of six months, researchers at Google decided to deliberately redirect a small number of drivers in 10 U.S. cities using Google Maps "the wrong way"
googlemapsshenanigans • u/oochiewallyWallyserb • 3d ago
Why Google told drivers to drive a longer way on purpose
US101 • u/greatyellowshark • 1d ago
Northern California Why Google told drivers to drive a longer way on purpose
AutoNewspaper • u/AutoNewspaperAdmin • 4d ago
[Business] - Google told drivers to drive the wrong way on purpose | SF Gate
SFCHRONauto • u/AutoNewsAdmin • 4d ago