On Fri, Mar 18, 2016, at 17:58, odys span wrote: > I want to use Directions API to display directions to a user on how to > go from their current location to another point. > > It will *not* display real-time navigation, it is *not* going to > display the next step that they have to take real-time, *nor* it will > narrate it. It will, though, display > their current position (taken from GPS, nothing fancy). > My system does not guide the user in real time, it just shows all the > instructions from Directions API response returned after a system > request and draws the route path. > > Does this kind of static display of navigational steps violate the > Maps API License Restrictions? No: you are not providing sat-nav type help "In 300 yards, turn left" or even "Now take George Street" You will need to declare that you are using real-time *location* data though. [Not a lawyer, and this is my *opinion.* For legal *advice,* ask a lawyer.]
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