Google Maps may feature a street display with lights at night

At night, you are about to take a trip to an entirely strange area and are wondering whether the route is equipped with electric lighting. A new feature is about to be developed by Google that can help you solve this problem.

According to the findings of XDA Developers after analyzing the release of Google Maps beta v10.31.0, it seems that Google is working on developing a feature that allows the Google Maps application to highlight the 'illuminated roads' at night '. Accordingly, this feature will be called 'Lighting', designed with the purpose of making your night travel safer by specifically announcing which routes have lighting systems. Good power, poor, or no lights. Streets with good lighting are displayed in yellow highlights.

There are no specific images describing this new feature yet because Google is still in development. It is also unclear whether this exciting feature will be available worldwide or limited to specific areas, as well as how Google will collect actual data for the most accurate results. Just know that Lighting will be released as a service update.

This is not the first time 'Big G' has launched features designed to provide safety to road users. A few years ago, Mountain View company introduced the SOS Alerts feature on Maps to help users avoid going into areas where natural disasters and natural disasters occur. In June, Google also introduced a feature called 'Stay Safer' in India, sending alerts to users in case they stray from the intended route.