Monday, November 29, 2021
By Kamal Swami
Google Maps Speedometer Will Protect You From E-Challan
There is nothing more painful than receiving an alert on your mobile phone that you are fined for fast driving, and we are sending challan to your registered address. It is a new way the traffic police is following to punish the vehicles owners driving/riding at excessive speed. The third eye keeps a strict watch on your every activity, even on the restricted roads. It means as soon as you perform any illegal activity while driving, the third eye records it. It has increased the number of e-challans at jet-dynamic speed in recent times.
It would be interesting to know that nowadays keeping this fact in concern, the vehicle manufacturers are offering the feature of speed alert in your vehicles. As soon as you drive/ride your vehicle beyond the proposed speed it sends you an alert to protect you from challan. Keeping this feature in concern, Google Maps, which is one of the highly used applications while driving, has now introduced a new feature in Map. The new feature not only sends you an alert on over-speeding but also protects you from an accident as soon as its notices any risk.
Google Speedometer - A New Feature in Google Map: Google has introduced a new feature in its Maps, which is known as Speedometer. The feature sends you an alert as soon as it notices that you are crossing the speed limit.
Activate Speedometer: To activate the speedometer go to the settings of Google Maps and click on the navigation icon in the settings. Here you will find the option of speedometer under Driving option. To activate the speedometer you just need to turn it on.
How Does Speedometer Work: Once you have turned on the speedometer feature, it will turn on the crimson, as soon as your vehicle exceeds the limit. With the help of this feature, you will get an idea about the standard speed of your vehicle and inspire you to drive within the desired limit.
