Being born in 1997 puts me in an interesting position for planning road trips. As I barely made the Gen-Z cutoff, I’m young ...

We profile all of the Level 3 and hands-free Level 2 driving systems on the market today. Don't take your hands off the wheel ...

Google has two free navigation apps ... Both apps offer far more than just driving directions. You can get walking and cycling directions in both apps, as well as public transport information ...

When you know you're going to be traveling in areas of low-to-no service, or you want to ensure you don't get caught if an outage strikes, you can download your maps ahead of time. Once you have ...

These features are now free to use ... doesn't offer driving directions, it has fantastic support for local public transport options. Entering a start and end point in the app displays a detailed ...

Google Maps is often referred to as the world's number one navigation app, and a new study conducted by Nationwide Vehicle Contracts confirms that Google's solution dominates the app ecosystem ...

Hands-free control is important if you’re driving, because you can’t be constantly tapping your phone to get things done. Apple Maps and Google Maps both have hands-free control, though they ...

Traffic apps such as Google Maps and Waze are increasingly popular among drivers for real-time traffic updates, but experts ...

CarGurus provides a guide to help current and prospective electric vehicle drivers find free charging stations along their ...

Google Maps on Android Auto now has ... ensuring smoother and safer driving. The good news is, you don't have to do anything special to get this improved lane guidance. It's a server-side update ...

You can get a provisional licence and take ... With a provisional driving licence under your belt, you’re free to start learning to drive a car on public roads, but there are strings attached.

Google is slowly rolling out a new Google Maps feature ... but in a safe and hands-free way, since everything is handled by the Assistant. Just say: “Hey Google” to get its attention, then ...