Virtual directions

> click " AutoDrive" ...This driver drives
> into oncoming traffic , floors it from stop signs...

And at one point it looks like you're driving the wrong way on a one-
way street!

The "autodrive" animation is an interesting concept and it gives you a
general idea of the scenery on your route, but it needs a LOT more
work before it becomes a practical tool. I'd use Google Maps instead
if you're looking for route advice.

In article
<6bf1576f-c17b-42a7-b6d8-67596ba0d2c1@u36g2000prf..com>,
JamesStep@ wrote:

> > click " AutoDrive" ...This driver drives
> > into oncoming traffic , floors it from stop signs...
>
> And at one point it looks like you're driving the wrong way on a one-
> way street!
>
> The "autodrive" animation is an interesting concept and it gives you a
> general idea of the scenery on your route, but it needs a LOT more
> work before it becomes a practical tool. I'd use Google Maps instead
> if you're looking for route advice.

Or even better, use a GPS.