Rome is the first Italian city where users can make use of the new features introduced by Google Maps to make navigation more intuitive and detailed. With the help of AI and algorithms capable of interpreting satellite images in the best possible way, the new maps become even more precise and detailed: alongside tourist attractions and commercial activities, it is now possible to easily identify the presence of traffic lights, sidewalks, crosswalks and pedestrian islands, discover the accurate shape and width of a road to scale or even spot busy areas at a glance.
The information made available in the new version of the app allows users to get around more safely and efficiently, choosing the most accommodating route. A useful tool especially for pedestrians and for the most fragile people, for example for those who are using a wheelchair or a stroller.
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