A month after updating its satellite imagery with higher resolution photos, Google Maps is now cleaning up its standard road view to make its maps a bit easier to digest. The company says its goal was to balance information without overcrowding maps, so its removing elements “that aren’t absolutely required.” It’s also changed the typography to help key areas of interest stand out more. Looking at the sample images, it’s pretty obvious that the new approach is a good deal more legible: Speaking of areas of interest, Google will help you point out the places you might want to visit…

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