MeefZah
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I find old fashioned paper maps, road atlases, etc. are easier to navigate with, and I travel a lot for work. For specific addresses I will use google maps, but then refer back to the paper maps to get me to the google point.
That is up to you. It is your trip. I look at a paper map too as I mentioned above.
People should also know the direction they are going and not be completely ignorant to the process. If you pay attention to road signs it is helpful. They usually have N, S E or W on them. If you know you should be going one direction and the signs show differently then you might want to verify what you are doing. Like my told me, don't trust anything. Let's use our brains a little more. I have made wrong turns using paper maps too. It happens.
THANK YOU!
I find myself reading some of these posts and I'm like "are you people ****ing stupid?". A paper map and half a brain should tell you instantly that you are going out of your way in strange areas. Blindly following a nav system without double checking it first is retarded. And blindly following a nav system when you already have personal firsthand knowledge of the correct way to get somewhere and then complaining when the nav routes you on a longer route AND following that route instead of aborting? WTF?
Back before GPS was really a thing and phones were for phone calls, Mapquest and similar sites were big. I can't even count how many stupid mother ****ers would flag me down and ask for directions, while waving a Mapquest printout - and they were in the wrong town, in some instances, several HUNDRED miles away from where they wanted to be. People's blind faith in fallible things is ****ing incredible.
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