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POCan the Google Maps API be used to determine if you are on or off a road given a GPS coordinate?
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<p>I'm looking for a way that I can use the google maps api to determine if, given a gps coordinate, the point falls on or off of a road.</p> <p>Anyone know if this is possible, or even better, how to accomplish this?</p>
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1. COprobably should add the google-maps-api-3 tag to your question
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