Instead of flat 2D navigation, you drop into a first-person or third-person cockpit view, rendered in full 3D using Google Maps’ satellite and Street View data, plus elevation models. You choose a starting point — Times Square, the Swiss Alps, Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing, or your own neighborhood — and simply drive.

A 3D driving simulator in Google Maps would turn the world’s most detailed map into the world’s largest, most authentic driving game. It’s part education, part exploration, and entirely addictive — because every road becomes a new level. Would you like a shorter tagline version, or a technical breakdown for developers?

Here’s a short piece for — written as a concept pitch, product description, or creative introduction. Title: Behind the Wheel, Anywhere on Earth

Imagine merging the real world’s geography with the thrill of a simulation game. That’s exactly what a would deliver: a hyper-realistic driving experience using actual streets, buildings, terrain, and traffic patterns from anywhere on the planet.