It seems that Apple's maps have taken a backseat to the company, as little or no updates have received in recent months. Also today there are still many countries where information on public transport is still not available. This option allows us to travel through the cities only using public transport. While other applications such as HERE WeGo, old Nokia Maps, offer this type of information almost everywhere in the world, like Google Maps, Apple still considers this information as secondary for many countries, and they are focusing on offering new information services in countries where that information was already available.
Apple has just added a new function to the Apple Maps, a new function that allows us to quickly obtain information about the charging points for electric vehicles and bicycle rentals in London and Paris, although not all the existing points are available, but that we can only find those of the German company Cirrantic. Information on bike rental locations is also available in New York City only.
At the moment it seems that Apple's maps will continue to focus on adding services in countries where their market share is higher, because otherwise I can't quite understand how it is possible that almost two years after its announcement at WWDC, lInformation on public transport is still not available in any Spanish city, for example thatlet it touch us closely. Since the departure of Google Maps from the iOS ecosystem, Apple has tried to improve its map service to stand up to the almighty Google, but it seems that what was initially a positive step, has gone to the background.
