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The Mountain View firm is once again inspired by the Waze app - which it owns - to improve its other navigation service, Maps.

Google is indeed testing level crossing alerts on Maps.

When approaching a junction with a railway, the app will display a symbol to alert drivers.

The application will also warn them of the presence of a level crossing on their route when searching for a route since the crossing with it could cause delay on their route.

Maps: Google will alert users when approaching a level crossing - Geeko

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No date announced yet

Currently, the feature is still in testing with multiple users.

Several of them have indeed reported having received a new type of notification during a trip with Maps telling them that they were approaching a railroad.

The mapping application indeed told them that they could expect a delay for this reason.

However, it will be necessary to be patient before seeing this new functionality deployed to all users.

It's hard to give a date, but Google should announce the good news via a new blog post, as usual.

Patience.

It should also be noted that Maps also recently rolled out a new feature highly anticipated by users: dark mode.

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