Indecisi0n
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If you were going to go GPS route just buy a thirty dollars Bluetooth headset and use Google maps.
Easily navigate new routes
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Savvy412
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Ya dude , everyone does this the first week . It's understandable. In a week or 2 you'll have it down . Trust me , they are not watching you 24-7 (physically ) It's ok to bust out the ol iPhone . I left it in my cup holder and just took it with me . How could a sup know your using gps while driving ?they usually are 10 cars back . Just don't be obvious about it .
Just saying. Relax. Everyone uses their phone . They jus wanna scare you and make you learn it the right way . It'll take you way longer using gps.
Just saying. Relax. Everyone uses their phone . They jus wanna scare you and make you learn it the right way . It'll take you way longer using gps.
llamainmypocket
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Many cities have gis street maps indicating which buildings assigned addresses are. Save it to Google drive and past it on your home screen.
Keep Google maps open so you can confirm basic street layout.
Don't search addresses, just open the map while walking back and close it before getting in the car.
Keep Google maps open so you can confirm basic street layout.
Don't search addresses, just open the map while walking back and close it before getting in the car.
Indecisi0n
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This is what I did when I was new. It would force myself to memorized blocks of streets at a time. After a week or so I no longer needed my maps.
