The off-line navigation program of local IT company SINAM Yollar PRO Offline GPS has included the navigation maps of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey. This was made possible by adapting the draft versions of cards Gomap.az, developed with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
The electronic innovation can even be used on smart phones and tablets, as it is intended to plan and follow the chosen route and to navigate to the destination.
The program is able to search and a route with no connection to the Internet, because the cards are in the device memory, on which the program is installed. So there is no need for roaming in such territories, which also aims to save money.
The Yollar PRO program is available for download on the site yollarpro.az, where you can also get the activation code. Advantage of innovations can be taken by not only motorists, but also travelers walking on the territory of the three countries. In addition, the program will let keep online track of traffic jams through Live Traffic.
The maps Yollar PRO Offline have information about 1 million 105 thousand 850 objects and 692 949 kilometers of roads in Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey. --17D-
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