Autocar India

MapMyIndia now shows COVID-19 impacted locations on maps

MapMyIndia now offers coronavirus tracking tools on maps to aid in safe movement of individuals, and locate areas where services can be resumed.
1 min read•18 May '20
Jaiveer MehraJaiveer Mehra
16K+ views
  • New tools allow users to see hotspots, zone-based classification, isolation centres, testing facilities and more
  • COVID-19 tools can be used by companies and web developers on their own websites and apps

MapMyIndia has released new COVID-19 tools on its mapping service to provide users with relevant information on the spread of the virus in their locations. The mapping service says the new tools are aimed at marking safer routes for people and will allow companies to identify locations where they can resume operations.

The new COVID-19 tools allows users to monitor coronavirus hotspots in their cities as well as keep a check on district-wise zone classification, that is whether the district falls in the Red, Orange or Green zone. The tools also lets users find the nearest testing and isolation centres, map routes away from hotspots, and more.

Furthermore, users can even contact local authorities on issues related to the lockdown via the interactive map.

The company has also said that companies and developers can make use of the COVID-19 tools into their web and mobile applications.

Since the start of the lockdown in India, multiple mapping companies have rolled out updates and features to pass on information to users. Google Maps currently allows users to see food and rest shelters set up by the government in multiple cities.

Hear from the

Autocar Community

50+Experts
20,000+Members
7,000+Posts

Volkswagen Vento 1.0 TSI vs rivals: Price, fuel-efficiency comparison

The new BS6-compliant, 1.0-litre TSI engine in the Vento has an ARAI-rated 17.69kpl mileage figure when paired with the 6-speed manual gearbox.
3 min read•18 May '20
Soham ThakurSoham Thakur

Toyota Yaris Cross likely to spawn entry-level Lexus SUV

All-new SUV to be positioned below the UX; expected to share the Yaris Cross’ 1.5-litre petrol-electric hybrid powertrain.
1 min read•17 May '20
Jaiveer MehraJaiveer Mehra

Toyota Yaris Cross.

Save up to Rs 40,000 on the purchase of a Renault Triber

Benefits for the month of May include exchange and loyalty bonuses.
2 min read•17 May '20
Soham ThakurSoham Thakur

BYD Han electric sedan revealed

All-electric sedan has a claimed range of 605km based on the NEDC cycle; carmaker is yet to reveal battery and motor specifications for its electric vehicle.
2 min read•17 May '20
Autocar India News DeskAutocar India News Desk

BS6 Hyundai i20 fuel economy revealed

i20's upgrade to BS6 emission norms has resulted in a drop in mileage compared to the BS4 model.
2 min read•17 May '20
Soham ThakurSoham Thakur

Poll of the month

There will be 12 new Citroen and Jeep launches by 2030. Will this boost interest in these brands?

Yes, fresh models is just what's needed.
Only if sales and service expands alongside.
Won't be enough. Established brands are too strong.
435 votes•86 days remaining

Upcoming Cars

JSW Motors Chery iCAR V23
JSW Motors Chery iCAR V23

₹17.00 - ₹20.00 Lakhs

Toyota Land Cruiser FJ
Toyota Land Cruiser FJ

₹30.00 - ₹35.00 Lakhs

Nissan Terrano
Nissan Terrano

₹40.00 - ₹45.00 Lakhs

Jeep SUV
Jeep SUV

₹15.00 - ₹20.00 Lakhs

Hyundai Palisade
Hyundai Palisade

₹50.00 - ₹55.00 Lakhs

Trending Cars

Latest Cars