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Inaccurate Navigation Routes
Drivers are routinely misrouted by unreliable navigation and dispatch systems, causing delays, safety issues, and unfair penalties.
In their words
A 5 minute bike ride turns into 15 minutes of desperately looking for docks and then running from a dock blocks away.
I was DROWNING. Unable to visit customers or do lunch and learns.
right now I get those by texting old customers one at a time like an idiot
Why am I closing my app and re routing manually at highway speeds when it should be doing that for me.
truckerpath took me into a residential neighborhood in Ohio and an apartment complex in Colorado
I tried to download a truck navigation software and even paid for it, but it couldn't be customized for turns
if the intersection expansion project moves forward as planned, we'll likely lose all of our exisitng parking including most of the front yard anyways
Is there a specific place to report this? It was really dangerous; there was a heavy box just sitting on top of everything
you see all that empty space and realize how bad the planning is
Uber's maps are pure garbage, outdated by at least 5 years, doesn't understand or compensate for traffic, and will very often route you the longer direction or through a closed road.
Sure, your route is shorter in distance AI, but it does not account for the local college traffic at 8a, the local hospital traffic at 7a/4p, the city bus line stops, or the fact that a kindergartner cannot cross a 4 lane major state road!!!
not all companies give out satnavs and you essentially have to rely on apps
being able to at a glance know exactly what turn is what would have saved me countless wrong turns
There's only 4 reasonable routes; I just need to know which one to take.
Delivery and rideshare drivers
Where they talk
- r/AmazonDSPDrivers
- r/AmazonFlexDrivers
- r/Truckers
- r/uberdrivers
- r/USPS
- r/lyftdrivers
- r/UberEatsDrivers
- r/doordash_drivers
Tools they use today
- Google Maps
- Amazon Flex app
- Garmin
- Uber
- DoorDash
- Lyft
- TruckerPath
- Waze
Why those fall short
- does not account for traffic, bus stops, or kindergartners crossing roads
- Google Maps only shows movement, drone limited to 400ft
- run plan only lists house order, no route guidance for unfamiliar districts
- unknown
- no way in the app to designate a route or road as unsafe
Map of ideas
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