New Driver / Learner Mode - For drivers that have restrictions for speed / highway
A mode for new driver/learner, where restrictions (typically not allowed on major highways, or speeds above 100kph. When this mode is on the route provided avoids these. Much like avoid Toll.
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Priya commented
Also details like check interior mirrors signal right/left .... Keep left ... Choose the outer lane etc. just like how an instructor would teach it would be a learning tool
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Al Th commented
Where learners can't use certain roads, the routes are not helpful. New drivers would benefit as would people who aren't in a hurry that want to avoid motorways.
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Marcele commented
New drivers have different speed restrictions for 2 years. Having new driver mode would show the correct allowed speed for the driver not to get confused and in this way he would receive correct alerts for speeding (because if for example where everyone is allowed to go 90km/h new driver is allowed to go 80 km/h and if he goes 90 km/h he won’t receive alert for exceeding the speed limit. Also, in this way the arrival time would be calculated correctly. It’s quite frustrating when you set the destination you see one arrival time and then the time just gets longer and longer while you drive.
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Marcele commented
New drivers have different speed restrictions for 2 years. Having new driver mode would show the correct allowed speed for the driver not to get confused and in this way he would receive correct alerts for speeding (because if for example where everyone is allowed to go 90km/h new driver is allowed to go 80 km/h and if he goes 90 km/h he won’t receive alert for exceeding the speed limit. Also, in this way the arrival time would be calculated correctly. It’s quite frustrating when you set the destination you see one arrival time and then the time just gets longer and longer while you drive.