Well, considering the fact that a "roundabout" is the correct name, it did very well.
cjc
On 30/09/2012, at 11:31 AM, Betsy Schwartz <betsys@gmail.com> wrote:
> I had to navigate to and from a point about 25 miles away , in the
> twisty maze of streets that pass for main roads here in Boston's near
> North suburbs, using Apple maps. .
> My 15-year-old daughter (who has NO sense of direction and some
> spatial learning difficulties) got hopelessly confused trying to
> steer me along the blue line, so on the way back I tried the voice
> commands
>
> It went *really* well.
>
> At one point I deliberately veered off the route, once I was in more
> familiar territory, and the map app didn't lose a beat, steered me
> onto a side street I'd never been on that turned out to be a very
> efficient route.
>
> (it's a pretty tangled area - this is the google maps
> version:http://goo.gl/pr3GV . Note that there are NO cross streets
> that go across the Fells, and the main streets through Medford square
> are all one -way! )
>
> If only it didn't call a rotary a "roundabout" it'd be perfect.
>
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