Google Maps falsely told drivers in Germany that roads across the country were closed

Chaos, Google Map This week this week, drivers where the roads were closed during a walon strike on the German roads were reported wrong. Many visible closed roads, Berlin, Düsseldorf and Dortmund, including large German cities and urban areas.

As a local-based journalist informs Opening Google’s navigation application, people who have caused any road teams would see a lap of red dots that eventually show the area. Guardian Police and local authorities said he was involved with the probable stand-out (and probably very annoying).

In order to complicate the issue, the mistake on the map, May 29 coincide with the start of the day of the German wear, and this was more commonly developed.

The problem was reported only a few hours, and only the original road closure is shown on Thursday afternoon. It is not clear whether Google maps are simply failure or to blame something more influential. “The data on the map of the map comes from various sources. It comes from the combination of” Google “newspaper, social sources and road networks, social sources and user access by adding that the problem is internally reviewed. “In general, these sources provide a strong foundation for comprehensive and modern maps.”

Technical issues with Google maps are not uncommon. Back in March, Their schedule follows all the places you’ve visited for the future reference – by deleting, it confirms that Google will then confirms that some people have been deleted and in some cases.