Google Maps is a great application with which millions of people move from one place to another every day, whether on foot, by car or by public transport. Today we will teach you with a simple trick how you can drive a car from home using Google Maps .
The Frame Synthesis website has developed a web application with which you can drive through Google Maps with a car or a bus. The web is somewhat simple, but it fulfills its purpose. You will be able to drive wherever you want and thus you will visit the cities that you like the most from your home.
By car or bus, you decide
This trick is really simple, driving a bus or a car through the streets of the whole world will be “a piece of cake” thanks to Frame Synthesis. From the one you can find below, you can drive through any of the cities that you like the most in the world .
Within driving you can change the view with which you see the car or the bus . You will be able to have a complete zenithal view or always drive with north in the same place. It is a better way to guide you when using the app.
There are three other buttons with which you can change the map display mode : you will be able to see it in satellite view (default view), flat map view and a hybrid mode that will allow you to see both views and the name of the streets or places where you are driving.
When we enter the web we can see a button called “Start” when clicking on it, an interface will open with Google maps and a car that we can drive with the arrow keys on our keyboard and choose the view from which we want to do it .
We can search for a location that we want, but there is a button where we can go directly to some predetermined locations, such as Tokyo Tower, Las Vegas, Manhattan or the Nurburgring circuit . You just have to click on the address and you will go directly to the destination.
Website: Frame Synthesis
Now you know one more way to pass the time in front of the computer or with your mobile, since you can also drive a car on Google Maps from your smartphone using the virtual controls that appear on the screen when you start the application.
