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The map app isn't great, but it's not exactly as bad as I expected it to be.

MapQuest rolled out a new feature that is designed to help drivers know when their routes are under automatic surveillance.

Before Google Maps and Apple Maps appeared on smartphones (and then in cars), people would have MapQuest work out a ...

You might remember printing MapQuest directions from the family computer years ago. Now, the service is making a comeback ...

The company launched a “Surveillance Layer” that lets users locate automated license plate readers as they travel.

MapQuest has added a feature that lets users see where outdoor cameras and license plate readers sit in their area, directly within its app. A toggleable layer shows where these devices are placed, ...

The surveillance layer, MapQuest explained in its post, shows known outdoor license plate readers from multiple brands, ...

MapQuest—yes, the company you or your parents used to print out driving directions before Google Maps existed—is barging back into the public eye these days with a new feature it announced last week ...

The proliferation of Flock cameras and similar surveillance technology has caused controversy in the United States, and GPS ...

You may have forgotten about MapQuest since you stopped printing out the directions so they could sit on uour passenger seat, ...