Bike-sharing schemes seem to be popping up all over the place these days, but Google’s may be the oddest of them all. Why? Because it appears that the folks living in the company’s home city have ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Google has built a massive business organizing the world's information, but it's having a lot of trouble keeping track of its own bicycles. Google maintains roughly 1,100 free ...

Hooray for Google adding bicycling directions to Google Maps — too bad it isn’t more useful. I’m not sure this is Google’s fault, however, as many bike routes/lanes/paths are poorly documented and ...

Amid the lawn statues of green robots and candy at Google’s Mountain View headquarters nicknamed the Googleplex, an armada of distinctive yellow, green, and red bicycles are available for employees to ...

After a long wait and more than 50,000 signatures on an online petition, cyclists will be happy to know that Google Inc. has finally added bicycle routes to Google Maps. In Google Maps, users can now ...

Google on Wednesday launched bicycle directions for Google Maps making it easier for cyclists to plan routes in 150 U.S. cities including Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, ...

Google Maps is no longer just a regular navigation app, as all the improvements it has received lately turned it into the go-to destination for many more purposes. Among them, there’s also the simple ...

Google Maps is adding support for bike sharing stations in a big way, with the company rolling out a new integration that will offer users information on docked bike sharing services like Citi Bike ...

is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. Starting today, Google Maps can show you directions using ...

Google Maps has evolved quite a bit over the last few years, and we've become exponentially reliant on it for orientation since 2012 when it replaced Apple Maps on iOs. From turn-by-turn walking ...

Well, this is awkward. Just one day after Ford-owned Spin announced that its e-bike and scooter rentals are now findable on Google Maps, its competitor Bird has, well, exactly the same news to share.