【So Jeong Actor | Adult Movies Online】

Google Maps will support two-wheel vehicle navigation,So Jeong Actor | Adult Movies Online offering directions to better suit scooters and motorcycles.

It's starting first with India, before expanding the feature to other countries, Google announced in an event Tuesday in Delhi.

SEE ALSO: You can now ask Waze for directions using your voice

And it makes sense: India is the world's biggest two-wheeler market, where motorbikes still outsell cars by seven to one.

Martha Welsh, Google Maps' strategic partner development manager, said, of the decision to start in India: "It's important that we get this right."

Mashable Light Speed Want more out-of-this world tech, space and science stories? Sign up for Mashable's weekly Light Speed newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

She explained that the two-wheeler feature will see Google Maps recommending alternative routes that it won't for cars, such as some alleyways that are permissible to bikes.

In India, some highways don't allow motorcycles on them either, so the new navigation routes will avoid those roads.

Bikers will also get more accurate timing to match their speeds, since often they can weave through jams where cars are stuck.

Two-wheel navigation has been a much-requested feature for other mapping apps like Waze (also owned by Google) for years. Here's hoping Google will expand the feature to other markets soon.

---

Featured Video For You

---

In a world of Google maps, bespoke handcrafted globes are making an unexpected return

---

Topics Google

• Tech
• Life
• Shopping
• Science
• Deals
• Social Good
• Digital Culture
• Games

• Our Lady of Complicity
• Arianna Huffington's new Samsung app mutes notifications
• Runner wins Venice marathon after the lead pack goes the wrong way
• Badass 'StarCraft' cosplay lights up with awesome LED accents
• Joe Ricketts, Media Destroyer
• Tesla lawsuits allege racial and anti
• Glass bridge ups the ante with Instagram
• Thor: Ragnarok is the best
• What Philly’s DA Win Looked Like from the DJ Booth
• Someone built a touch

• Honda’s China joint venture lays off 900 contract workers · TechNode
• Major Chinese panel manufacturers may reduce production by 20% · TechNode
• NYT's The Mini crossword answers for May 11
• Kanye West is making new Yeezys out of algae
• Xiaomi Band 8 Pro Genshin Impact special edition launches in China · TechNode
• How to pre
• Tesla China responds to Chengdu crash involving 11 vehicles · TechNode
• Video app Kuaishou releases recruitment poster to attract ByteDance employees · TechNode
• 2019's word of the year is 'climate strike'
• Nintendo is removing Twitter / X integration from Switch

• The Tarot of Alejandro Jodorowsky
• Someone built a touch
• MasterCard gets rid of signing credit card receipts
• The next tech bubble will last weeks, not years, and it will be insane
• Retirement, Brought to You by Prisons, Inc.
• Apple sued for stealing the 'Animoji' name from Japanese developer
• Thor: Ragnarok is the best
• Research examines how you can control your dreams
• Take This Job and Love It?
• If you enjoy stuffing your face with pizza, then we found the job for you

• It All Comes down to Real Estate
• Man sues airline for not serving authentic Champagne
• This one lyric from 'Gorgeous' is proof that the old Taylor Swift is not dead
• Twitter outraged for Janet Jackson after Justin Timberlake announced for Super Bowl halftime show
• GeForce RTX 2080 Ti & 2080 Mega Benchmark
• Man sues airline for not serving authentic Champagne
• Tesla responds to Consumer Reports' Model 3 reliability rating
• Timothy Simons and Tony Hale make video for Julia Louis
• Giuliani’s Pooch
• The Weather Channel's Puerto Rico homepage is entirely necessary