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How to Turn Off the Speed Limit Indicator in Maps for iPhone in iOS 11

Jun 6, 2017 12:11 AM
Sep 20, 2017 10:41 PM
Mobile navigation app displaying a route with distance to destination.

One of the more interesting features that Maps acquired in iOS 11 is the ability to show you the current speed limit for the road you're driving on. But if you've been driving since before the iPhone was even invented, you're probably already pretty good at knowing what the speed limit is, which just leads to unnecessary clutter on the Maps screen.

Turns out, it's very easy to disable this new Maps feature. Just go to "Maps" in the Settings app, then tap on "Driving & Navigation." In this menu, toggle off the "Speed Limit" option. This option is only available in areas where turn-by-turn directions are supported, according to Apple, but if you want it gone, you want it gone.

Settings menu with highlighted 'Wallet' option on a smartphone.
Settings menu on a smartphone displaying navigation options.
Settings menu for driving and navigation on a smartphone, highlighting the 'Speed Limit' option.
Settings menu with highlighted 'Wallet' option on a smartphone.
Settings menu on a smartphone displaying navigation options.
Settings menu for driving and navigation on a smartphone, highlighting the 'Speed Limit' option.

While this is definitely a small issue, there are bigger fish to fry in iOS 11. Luckily, a lot of the iOS 11 problems people have are fixable, to a certain degree.

Cover photo and screenshots by Justin Meyers/Gadget Hacks

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