Apple Maps has recently been updated with all-new traffic data in Greece, providing users with real-time updates about vehicular traffic in the southeastern Europe country. As usual, highly congested areas will have orange or red dotted lines along the roads to indicate that drivers may face delays.

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Apple Maps traffic data is available in over 30 other countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, China, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, South Africa, Spain, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Denmark, Poland, Switzerland, and other European countries.

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djcerla Avatar
124 months ago
Holy cow that was a long time coming!! Don't think I even remember maps without traffic here in Ireland!! Just goes to show you how little Apple thinks of Europe - and its less and less these days!
... or maybe they care enough not to offer subpar traffic directions?
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theoapo Avatar
124 months ago
Unfortunately Apple Maps is less acurate than Google Maps in Greece.
Still it has a nice UI and good turn by turn navigation, pronouncing even the street's names.

Come on Apple, we're still waiting (patiently or not) for Nearby Places, Greek Siri or Quicktype keyboard...
Oh well...
:)
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2457282 Avatar
124 months ago
After the all the problems greece has had, maybe even this tiny bit of good news helps. :)
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