Not all drivers know the route to their destination, as some of them get lost on the road. Driving safely is always prioritized, but some people are distracted while using apps.

Driving while using your smartphone is deemed unsafe, so make sure you don't use any apps. You can pause for some moments and use it once in a while to help you in driving.

Here are the best driving apps to use if you're using an Android device. 

Drivemode

If you're looking for a good driving app, one of the most recommended software is Drivemode. It excels in supporting other navigation apps, including Waze, Google Maps, and HERE Maps.

If you want to switch off notifications and alerts from your phone so you won't get startled while driving, you may do so with Drivemode. Its user-friendly interface makes it appealing even to new users.

GPS Speedometer and Odometer

There are road rules that limit a driver's speed while driving. If you want to calculate how fast you are in the car, GPS Speedometer and Odometer are great tools.

Although it's not 100% accurate, it's still reliable, especially when online. When you use it offline, its accuracy might decrease.

On top of the driving speed, it can help you measure your total distance traveled, max speed, and average speed.

You can opt for its Pro version if you don't mind accessing its premium features. Make sure you have $1.10 so you can maximize its use without ads.

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Google Maps

Google Maps is a popular driving app among drivers. It can aid the users in determining the current traffic conditions in a particular area and nearby businesses, markets, and other landmarks in a location.

Aside from that, it also has Google Street View that will guide you on your street viewing. It's easier to reach your destination by following the track on the phone, tablet, or Android device.

Android Auto

Did you know you can integrate your car's display with Android Auto? With this driving tool, you can just access your apps, so you won't have to click them through voice commands. This is convenient for multitasking. Of course, focusing your eyes on the road is still recommended so you won't crash.

HERE WeGo

If you love using offline apps, the Here WeGo GPS app is the way to go. It's perfect for those who want to ditch apps that require mobile data or a WiFi connection.

If you're stuck in the middle of the traffic, this app will help you find the best possible route to escape this mess. It's a good navigation app for all drivers.

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