2GIS: Offline map & navigation

2GIS provides an extensive directory that includes city maps and a navigator for car drivers and pedestrians. Users can take advantage of the directory online or download city maps to their devices to avoid getting lost without internet access. With 2GIS navigation, even an unfamiliar location can feel like home. Users can easily find addresses, companies, phone numbers, working hours, goods or services. They can also figure out how to get to their destination by car, bus, metro or foot by following the navigator. 2GIS shows users the entrances to companies and buildings, addresses, entrances, and postal codes. Additionally, users can locate districts, buildings, streets, bus stops, metro stations, gas stations, sports grounds, and other objects in the 2GIS accurate map. The app considers real-time traffic jams, road signs, traffic cameras, toll and unpaved roads, builds routes between cities, and even calculates it through multiple points. Furthermore, the app reports of accidents, blocked streets, and traffic police cameras, and user comments are displayed on the map. For public transport, 2GIS knows the timetable and online routes. The pedestrian navigator paves the way wherever people can go on foot, works in the background, and supports voice guidance. The 2GIS travel guide helps users to find city attraction sites and places with Wi-Fi. Additionally, 2GIS offers a truck navigator that provides directions for trucks considering the individual characteristics of the vehicle and cargo. 2GIS is compatible with smartwatches, and users can see manoeuvres and estimated travel time, get vibration alerts when approaching a turn or destination bus stop. Users can access 2GIS in several cities across the world, including Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and many more. For support inquiries, users can contact [email protected].