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Why would you print out MapQuest directions or pull out a travel atlas when all you need to do is punch the address of your destination into your navigation system or smartphone? While learning how to read a map is still a useful skill, it’s not something most of us want to spend the time doing. GPS, short for global positioning system, has for the most part made maps obsolete for everyday travel.

Using GPS, either in your smartphone or incorporated directly into your vehicle, can bring roadside assistance right to you with just the push of a button. And, without having to guess where your car might be sitting on a particular stretch of highway. Companies like Action India and other similar programs that are incorporated directly into the car can also send help or emergency services in the event of an accident. Some even activate whether you’re able to push the button or not.

Keep Things From Getting Lost GPS isn’t just useful for keeping track of your car when you break down on the side of the road. It can also help you keep those things most precious to you from getting lost. GPS can keep track of your family members, pets and even your luggage!

Get Active! Exercise is a lot easier for most of us when we’ve got our smartphone by our sides. You can listen to music, track your distances and activities, and still stay connected while you’re out and about. Why not use your GPS capabilities to create an augmented-reality (AR) exercise plan?

Organize a Treasure Hunt This sounds like it belongs in a piece on pirates, but you’d be surprised the kind of treasure hunts you can create and participate in just using your phone’s GPS technology. Geocaching is a trend that has become popular in recent years, simply because so many people have GPS-enabled devices. It is, quite literally, a real-world treasure hunt. The organizer hides a container – called a geocache – in a specific location, and challenges others to find it, by providing nothing more than the GPS coordinates. This sounds like it belongs in a piece on pirates, but you’d be surprised the kind of treasure hunts you can create and participate in just using your phone’s GPS technology. Geocaching is a trend that has become popular in recent years, simply because so many people have GPS-enabled devices. It is, quite literally, a real-world treasure hunt. The organizer hides a container – called a geocache – in a specific location, and challenges others to find it, by providing nothing more than the GPS coordinates.

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