One Google Maps setting that makes offline navigation dramatically better

I’ve relied on Google Maps for years. For me, navigation meant only Google Maps. However, I’ve always complained about one thing with Google Maps offline navigation: it felt unreliable. I remember my friends and I were on a road trip to Scotland last year, with winding back roads and a spotty network. While planning my trip, I had already downloaded the offline map for that area several weeks ago. So, I was feeling confident. Somewhere in the middle of our route, Google Maps rerouted us down to a road that was blocked. I looked at my phone and found out that my downloaded offline map hadn’t been updated in weeks.