Google Maps introduces a great novelty that will be appreciated especially by pedestrians

Google Maps is rightly one of the most popular mobile apps in the world. They provide a great service in finding places and navigating to them. But there is always room for improvement, as evidenced by the latest innovation that developers are beginning to introduce into this tool. Google Maps gets it in its classic “cartoon” form more detailed details of city streets, adjacent sidewalks and other roads. This means, for example, marked pedestrian crossings, sidewalks, stairs or the widths of streets and islands on them. And to the exact scale of other objects.

The American giant has announced that this very practical information, which will of course be appreciated especially by pedestrians or people in wheelchairs, currently testing in the four world capitals. It’s about Londýn, New York, Tokyo a San Francisco. In these cities, Google Maps already shows more detailed details of the local streets and sidewalks.