Both apps are limited in the number of stops that can be included on a route, and there are few (if any) real-time features to optimize routes, such as changes in road conditions or traffic congestion patterns.
If you are performing a delivery shift and have a manifest containing multiple pages of stops to organize, Google Maps and Waze simply don’t cut the mustard. While Google Maps and Waze are great for single trips with only one or two stops along the way, these apps cannot process a robust delivery job containing possibly hundreds of stops. For navigation purposes, most regular Android users access popular apps such as Google Maps or Waze.
Not surprisingly, many last-mile delivery drivers use an Android-powered smartphone as their main device for navigating their vehicles during delivery routes. The Android operating system is the most popular smartphone platform in the world, garnering nearly seventy-three percent of the mobile phone market.
