SmithBarney
Well-Known Member
As a tool, it's a life saver. After time, it's an annoyance that the driver no longer needs or uses. 3, 5 days. 3 weeks if necessary. Who cares?
Have that same driver use a real map, and after 3 weeks of scanning (with his eyes) the maps over and over, it becomes really easy to remember routes..
We have a driver on who religiously uses a GPS, can't be bothered to learn where things are, we've asked them 3 days in a row to take a certain stop... he can't remember where it is, because he relies on GPS too heavily. It is a good tool.
-a Tool is only as good as the craftsman using it.