Comment on Who Needs GPS? The Story of Etak's 1985 Car Navigation SystemparentComments−QSIITurbo9yAs for orienting the map, it's common practice in sports and army at least. You're _supposed_ to orient the map according to your surroundings and the direction you are facing. It's faster and less prone to errors.
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As for orienting the map, it's common practice in sports and army at least. You're _supposed_ to orient the map according to your surroundings and the direction you are facing. It's faster and less prone to errors.