Drive now works like a navigation app: • The map tilts and glides behind an arrow, and comes in closer as you slow down to look for a spot. • A voice tells you when the curb beside you is somewhere you can park, and until when. On one-way streets it tells you about your left side too. • At night the map goes dark. • Drag the map to look at other blocks; tap Recenter to go back. • The map is quieter, so the curb colors stand out. Parking reminders are now Time Sensitive, so they arrive on time even when Smart Park is in a Scheduled Summary or a Focus is on.

• Drive: tap Drive and the map follows your car, coloring every curb nearby green, amber or red by whether you can park there now. A strip at the top says what's allowed on your left and right • Curb lines now follow each street from corner to corner, lined up with the curb • A new welcome screen reminds you to check the posted signs • New app icon and launch screen • More stable map • No more ads

• New "Can I park here?" card: see right now whether you can park on each side of the block you're on, from NYC's parking sign data • Each side of your block is highlighted on the map in matching colors • Park Here asks which side you parked on and alerts you before that side's next restriction • More accurate parking alerts • Works with Location Services off: move the map to put the pin on your spot • New hydrant icons, and no more full-screen ad when you open the app

Live Ads Model to keep costs free

Moved to an ad-supported model.