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Monday, April 20, 2009

Green Google: Maps Feature Walking, Public Transit Directions

Posted by Greg Hambrick on Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 5:11 PM

0d01/1240261698-googletransit_resized.jpg0885/1240261723-walktocola_resized.jpgGetting ready for the next march from Charleston to Columbia, Mayor Joe? Well, Google has enabled a few new features on the Google Maps function — with routes for walking and public transit.

Of course, the public transit program does not include any programs in South Carolina, so you're either driving, bumming a ride, or you're losing some tread on those Converse.

Give a holler to CARTA at askcarta@ridecarta.com or call (843) 724-7420 and let them know that you would use Google Transit. Interest breeds action, people.

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"Google has enabled a few new features on the Google Maps function — with routes for walking and public transit."

Pounding the pavement through the maze of one-way streets downtown just got a whole lot easier. Very cool!

Posted by Kelly on April 20, 2009 at 2:38 PM | Report this comment
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You do realize that the one way streets are one-way for *driving*, not for walking, right?

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