I know it's not a problem most people have to deal with and it's not the end of the world. I suppose it's not really the software's fault but this is the norm, it can be very frustrating.
I used to live on Long Island, and this annoyed the crap out of me. The "find a store" function should be based on drive time rather than miles. Or at least give the user the option.
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The "find a store" function should be based on drive time rather than miles. Or at least give the user the option.
Shouldn't be that tough for a competent software designer. Google maps, and other similar apps, show drive time and can even take traffic conditions into account.
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