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Google Maps, there is not even 1 good alternative for maps osm is there but it will take a lot more users and volunteers to perform as well as google maps and i dont think thats gonna happen Google maps don't have any foss frontend too and i dont know if its possible to make one
For driving, Waze easily beats Gmaps.
For travel details, Gmaps wins.
Wasn't Waze bought by Google or am I misremembering?
You are correct. Luckily they have not destroyed it - yet.