The website that helps you find shady streets to park your vehicle

With this interactive map you will know which parts of your city have the sun at any given time

Although finding a parking space becomes an odyssey, in summer this is not the major inconvenience. During the holiday months, the coastal areas fill up with vacationers, while the major cities empty out. Drivers find places to park their car faster. However, many try to keep their vehicle in the shade as the sun not only leaves the interior warm but can cause damage for hours on end.

This problem already has a solution thanks to a website that allows you to find the shady spots in each city. Although it was not born for this purpose, but to provide a service that allows users to know which sites have better lighting. But how to know which streets give the sun at any given time becomes a very useful tool for finding shade, whether it be parking your vehicle or traveling on foot.

The website is called Shadowmap and also has an app for Android and IOS. It is very easy to use and although there is an option to register it is not necessary to use it. You just need to enter the city or a street in your search engine and select the time with the bar. As if it were Google Maps, you have the view of each of the streets and how the light affects them. This 3D map tells you where the sun is at any time of the day. When looking for a parking space, you know which areas are best so that your car is not overexposed to the sun. And it’s that in the summer months there’s no worse feeling of getting back to the vehicle, getting in and having the seats and steering wheel on fire. Forget this problem with Shadowmap and park your car in the shade. Plus, it has an animated feature to see how those shadows move throughout the day. If you click on the ‘play’ symbol (top right) you can see the path of the sun and where there is shade until nightfall in seconds.

Source: La Verdad

Ida

I am Ida Scott, a journalist and content author with a passion for uncovering the truth. I have been writing professionally for Today Times Live since 2020 and specialize in political news. My career began when I was just 17; I had already developed a knack for research and an eye for detail which made me stand out from my peers.