Alternatives to Bing Maps
Microsoft's web map with driving, transit and walking directions, live traffic and aerial imagery. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Bing Maps
Microsoft's web map with driving, transit and walking directions, live traffic and aerial imagery.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Bing Maps.
Google Maps
Google's map and navigation service with live traffic, transit directions and Street View.
Google Maps adds Android and iOS apps with turn-by-turn navigation, Street View and business listings alongside web directions, traffic and transit, with Google's data collection.
MapQuest
A long-running web and mobile map service for driving directions, trip planning and traffic.
MapQuest also offers multi-stop trip planning and live traffic on the web, adds mobile apps, focuses on the US and Canada and shows advertising throughout.
Apple Maps
Apple's map and navigation service with directions, traffic, guides and place search.
Apple Maps has a web version with fewer features than its native apps, which run only on Apple devices and add CarPlay and guides.
HERE WeGo
A free map and navigation service from HERE with turn-by-turn driving directions.
HERE WeGo adds Android and iOS apps with turn-by-turn driving directions and downloadable offline country maps, requiring no account, with good coverage in Europe.
OpenStreetMap
A collaboratively edited world map you can browse, search, route on and edit in a browser.
OpenStreetMap is an open-source, openly licensed web map with built-in routing on several engines that anyone can edit, though coverage varies by region and there is no offline use.
Also worth comparing
These listings name Bing Maps as their own alternative, so the relationship runs both ways.
GNOME Maps
A map application for the GNOME desktop that searches places and plans routes using OpenStreetMap data.
Bing Maps is a proprietary browser map from Microsoft with driving, transit and walking directions, live traffic and aerial imagery.
Headway
A self-hostable maps stack with search and routing, powered by OpenStreetMap data.
Bing Maps is Microsoft's hosted web map with driving, transit and walking directions and aerial imagery, with no self-hosting option and no offline use.
Rome2Rio
A web trip planner that compares plane, train, bus, ferry and car routes between any two places.
Bing Maps plans driving, transit and walking routes with live traffic and multi-stop trips in the browser, but it has no offline use and no phone navigation.
Yandex Maps
A web map for finding places and planning routes by public transport, car or on foot.
Bing Maps is another browser map with driving, transit and walking directions, adding live traffic, aerial and 3D imagery and multi-stop planning.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Google Earth
A free 3D globe with high-resolution imagery, historical imagery layers and guided Voyager stories.
NASA Worldview
A browser tool from NASA for exploring full-resolution daily satellite imagery of the whole globe.
Marble
A KDE virtual globe and world atlas that zooms from a desktop globe to OpenStreetMap street level.