How to Create a Shortcut for Driving Mode in Google Assistant
When we're driving, we can't be distracted even for a second, and cell phones are a huge temptation. How many times have we seen people drive their cars while checking their devices? Fortunately, the Google Assistant, one of the most used applications, allows us to create direct access to the driving mode to avoid distractions and accidents.
Once the shortcut is created, we can make and answer a call, send messages, listen to music, and so on. We all use our voices to avoid distraction in such an important task where a simple mistake can cost everyone involved.
Google Assistant can read a web page, and many things can be done thanks to it. Making life easier for us and making our vehicle travel safer is another of its great virtues. Let's see a little below how to create a shortcut for driving mode.
Create a Google Assistant Driving Mode Shortcut
Begins
The first thing we need is to go somewhere. For this we will open Google Maps on our device and look for where to go. After that we click on "Start" to start browsing.
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We will see a black navigation bar at the bottom of the screen, this is the driving mode menu. At this point, we will tap on the network icon so we can open the app launcher.
driving mode
Next, we will have to press the floating button "Add driving mode to the home screen".
Add to Home Screen Create Shortcut
A menu should appear allowing us to add it to the home screen. It will look something different, and it will depend on the home screen launcher (the launcher) we are using. We will click on "Add to Home Screen".
We have created a command mode shortcut
The shortcut will be added to our home screen and we can touch it to go directly to driving mode.
And that's basically it. This is a faster and easier way to get into driving mode. From this section we can use a large number of practical commands using “OK Google” or pressing the assistant microphone
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