Yes!
Google maps recently added the possibility of doing exactly this! I noticed it for the first time today. When you query the route for a specific destination a new option shows up above the possible routes which allows you to choose to depart at a particular time or arrive at a particular time. In the later case it suggests the time that you should leave. The length of the drive is given as a range of times which can, admittedly, be pretty broad. I have asked the communnity how this range of drive times is defined, but it has not received an answer as of yet.
if you use https://www.google.com/maps?output=classic
you can put your route in, then click traffic in the upper right.
The traffic controls will show up in the lower left.
Then you can change from live traffic to ‘Traffic at day and time:’
I am not sure if it actually affects the time but it does at least show you the predicted traffic for that day of the week at that time.
No, not on Google Maps.
However, you CAN partially accomplish this using Waze. Waze was acquired by Google in 2013.
Use Waze’s "check routes for a different time" feature allows specifying a different time, but as far as I can tell it doesn’t allow specifying a specific date or even a specific day of the week.
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Google used to provide this service, but stopped apparently some time in 2011, saying it was inaccurate because it “provided users with the worst case traffic scenario based on historic traffic data.” They have since added current traffic condition reporting/routing, but it doesn’t predict into the future.
From this post:
The new time-in-traffic feature provides users with the ability to check current traffic conditions and estimates the length of travel time based on constantly refreshed data. (Emphasis mine)
Credit:stackoverflow.com‘
4 Mar, 2024
4 Mar, 2024