Straight-line trip

Straight-line guidance is a navigation mode that indicates the direction of the destination without calculating a precise route.

Unlike standard navigation, it does not follow streets, sidewalks, or pedestrian crossings. It works like a compass, indicating where the destination is relative to your position.

This type of guidance is used when no reliable route is available.

In short, straight-line guidance does not tell you which path to take, but which direction to head toward.