I don't know how to explain the mode, but since upgrading to the newest Google Maps version, when I click on the GPS twice so I get the 3d map and it's at a "birds eye" instead of straight "overhead" view, as I'm driving on the freeway the arrow is pointing in the wrong direction.
In the photo below, I had clicked the GPS button twice so it was in the "angled follow mode" or whatever it's called and you can see the arrow is pointing as if I was travelling perpendicular to the freeway. I end up having to spin the map around so it's facing the CORRECT way, and then click GPS to follow again (leaving it in just standard "overhead" view since the "angled view" won't work).
I did not have this issue with the previous version of Google Maps, as I would put it into Navigation mode and I could see the traffic ahead of me in the map. Now the map is always aimed at the wrong direction and I can't see the traffic layer ahead of me.
Any ideas? I already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app a little while ago - will see how it works when I drive home from work.

In the photo below, I had clicked the GPS button twice so it was in the "angled follow mode" or whatever it's called and you can see the arrow is pointing as if I was travelling perpendicular to the freeway. I end up having to spin the map around so it's facing the CORRECT way, and then click GPS to follow again (leaving it in just standard "overhead" view since the "angled view" won't work).
I did not have this issue with the previous version of Google Maps, as I would put it into Navigation mode and I could see the traffic ahead of me in the map. Now the map is always aimed at the wrong direction and I can't see the traffic layer ahead of me.

Any ideas? I already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app a little while ago - will see how it works when I drive home from work.
