[00stryder]

So as it stands, if you use Google Maps to navigate to your desired destination at a particular point in time, it will use current traffic conditions to calculate an ETA. This is updated as you actively navigate as well, but one feature I really appreciated from BlackBerry Traffic was having a list of ETAs at the outset of your search, so that you can try to plan for your trip of you won't be leaving until several hours later.

It's a small addition, and likely not something the masses will really care about, but it was nice when I had it. Plus, Google added the ability to add pit-stops (gas stations, restaurants, points of interest, etc.) on demand so hopefully they keep adding to the service.

What other BlackBerry Traffic features do you guys miss that can (hopefully) be migrated to Maps or Waze, etc.?

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[jaydee5799]

When I first switched to Android i missed Blackberry Traffic. Now i can't remember why.

Maps has been super to use for navigation.

[00stryder]

That's true, but it's nice to reminisce. I also liked the speedometer feature too, redundant I know in a modern car but still.

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