Google Maps now shows the location of traffic lights

Traffic lights are coming to Google Maps -

Another novelty on Google Maps.

The American giant's GPS application now displays the position of traffic lights in the United States, reports 

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The new feature was in testing since this summer for US users in some cities.

A Google official then spoke, explaining that it was "to help people stay better informed on the road."

Google Maps added traffic lights🚦 to its maps of DC.

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- Eric Fidler (@EricFidler) July 18, 2020

A complete overhaul of the app at the end of August

The novelty has now been extended to the entire American territory, for people with the application on Android.

The rollout of the feature is expected to continue with other countries, but it is not known when it will arrive in France.

The traffic lights of each street are now indicated, in particular to help users find their way better and identify the streets in which they are moving.

Subsequently, Google Maps plans to indicate in real time the state of the lights (green, red or orange).

This new feature comes just a few weeks after a complete overhaul of the application, designed to clarify the display of information.

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