GoogleNavigation Framework Reference
GMSNavigationDelayCategory
enum GMSNavigationDelayCategory : NSInteger {}
A GMSNavigationDelayCategory is a category that represents the delay category of a route or a
a path.
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No traffic data is provided.
Declaration
Objective-C
GMSNavigationDelayCategoryNoData = 0
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No traffic data is provided.
Declaration
Objective-C
GMSNavigationDelayCategoryHeavy = 1
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No traffic data is provided.
Declaration
Objective-C
GMSNavigationDelayCategoryMedium = 2
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No traffic data is provided.
Declaration
Objective-C
GMSNavigationDelayCategoryLight = 3
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Last updated 2024-11-15 UTC.
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