Google expands its incident reporting feature to Android Auto, allowing drivers to report accidents and hazards directly from their cars infotainment system for improved safety. Know how this feature works.

Who knew a little extra padding around UI elements could make Android Auto's navigation UI so much better for lane guidance?

Google is rolling out a feature to allow incident reporting in Google Maps on Android Auto. The feature has been available in Google Maps on Apple CarPlay for some months.

Multiple reports from Reddit users have revealed that incident reporting is finally live on Google Maps for Android Auto in the US.

Google Maps makes navigating to your destination easy, and Android Auto makes that even easier while you’re behind the

Google Maps incident reporting is now close to becoming widely available on Android Auto; the rollout happens in stages with a server-side switch

As spotted by 9to5Google, a new Google Maps update aimed at Android Auto refines the experience with a more readable design. It subtly changes how lane guidance is displayed within the app, adding more distance between the arrows and spacing each lane indicator out to more accurately reflect their real-world positioning to each other.

Having a centralized menu for these controls could potentially open the door for location sharing in other Google apps and services. Google Play Services powers a trove of background processes on your Android device.

Google has launched an incident reporting feature on Android Auto, enhancing drivers' ability to report road conditions directly from their car. Additionally, Google Maps now warns users of businesses with possible fake reviews,