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• MapQuest vs WazeWaze routes around traffic using live reports from other drivers, is listed for iOS only here, and depends on a data connection.
• MapQuest vs Bing MapsBing Maps is browser only, offering driving, transit and walking directions with aerial and 3D imagery, but no mobile turn-by-turn navigation.
• MapQuest vs Google MapsGoogle Maps adds transit directions, Street View and extensive business listings with live traffic, and has worldwide focus, but is tied to Google's data collection.
• MapQuest vs ViaMichelinA route planner and map service for road trips with cost estimates, traffic and travel ideas.
• MapQuest vs HERE WeGoHERE WeGo offers free downloadable country maps for offline driving with no account required, and has good coverage in Europe rather than North America.
• MapQuest vs Yandex MapsYandex Maps offers public transport, driving and walking routes with local place search in a browser, with coverage detail varying by region.
• MapQuest vs Apple MapsApple Maps is free and built into iPhone and Mac with CarPlay integration, though its web version has fewer features than the native Apple apps.
• MapQuest vs RoadtrippersA road trip planner for mapping routes and finding stops and attractions along the way.
• MapQuest vs FurkotA web road trip planner that schedules stops, overnight stays and daily driving times.
• MapQuest vs Scout MapsA driving navigation app for phones and cars with traffic, speed limit alerts and route predictions.
• MapQuest vs 2GISCity maps with a detailed business directory, address search and route planning.
• MapQuest vs OpenStreetMapOpenStreetMap is an open-licensed, editable world map with built-in routing in the browser, but coverage varies by region and it has no mobile app of its own.
• MapQuest vs Magic EarthMagic Earth adds offline maps and navigation with a privacy focus and car, truck, bike and EV routing, with some features in a paid Premium licence.