Urban Rider Scooter Navigation

- Add a stop while you ride. Open Route options during navigation and add a stop without starting over. Search for a place, or tap Fuel, Charging, Food or Toilet to pick from spots near your route (sorted by how little they take you off course). One tap adds it and updates your route. Undo anytime. - Optional alternative routes. Turn on “Show alternative routes” in Settings. On trips under 100 km, a second, more direct route appears as a faded line next to your main route. Tap it to switch, or tap your original to go back. A reminder appears when you pick the alternative (only your main route is fully checked against your vehicle’s rules). Speed limits and over-speed warnings work on the alternative, and if you leave it the app keeps you on that route instead of snapping you back. Off by default. - Easier-to-spot speed cameras. Speed cameras on your route now appear as larger, clearer markers so you can see them at a glance. The camera warning in the bottom panel also lines up neatly under its distance. - Calmer navigation panels. The instruction banner and bottom panel now appear and update instantly instead of sliding and fading. Lane guidance, ride start, and adding a stop no longer animate the interface, so nothing slides into view while you’re riding. - Better scooter routing in Taiwan, South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. The app no longer steers you off normal main roads onto slow back-streets and market lanes just to “avoid big roads.” City routes are more direct and quicker. Expressways and motorways your scooter can’t use are still avoided. You can still turn on “Block fast main roads” in Settings if you prefer calmer routing. - No more false speeding warnings on estimated limits. In Taiwan, Japan and South Korea (where road speed data is often missing), the app still shows its best estimate but only warns you against a limit it actually knows. It stops nagging when you’re already riding at the real limit. - Fewer wrong U-turn prompts in slow city traffic. When creeping along or stopped at a light in a dense grid, the app no longer misreads your direction and tells you to make a U-turn. It now uses your settled direction of travel at low speed, so those spurious prompts are much rarer. Plus the usual routing and stability improvements. Happy riding!