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TC Grid — Map Layer

Every spot the scene actually uses.

A living map of photo spots, road-by-road driving routes, meet lots, food stops, trusted shops, events, and caution zones — submitted by members and reviewed before it goes live.

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Reviewed before publicationPin accuracy ≠ privacyRegion: Bay Area

TC GRID // BAY AREA

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Driving Routes

Drives worth planning around.

Real road-following routes with ordered stops, distance, timing, and handoff to Google or Apple Maps.

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Grid Code

The respect layer.

The Grid only works if the spots survive. These rules are non-negotiable.

THE GRID CODE

A useful map only survives if people don't ruin what it points to.

Grid exists for responsible movement, media, shops, food, events, and roads worth documenting — never reckless-driving gamification.

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Leave it better than you found it. Trash goes with you.

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No revving, burnouts, racing, or pulls around shared locations.

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Locations are shared, not owned. Don't burn a spot for content.

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Respect staff, security, neighbors, and access rules.

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Flag outdated or unsafe information quickly — bad location data puts people at risk.

Pin accuracy

Says whether the submitted pin is exact, the closest useful pin, or only an estimate. A nearby pin can still be public and navigable.

Public visibility

Separately controls whether TC may show the public point, only a deliberately generalized area, or nothing on the public map.

Contribute

Submit a place to the Grid.

Browsing is open. A free TC account is required to contribute so every signal stays attributable, reviewable, and correctable.

Single signal

Search for a real place, place/adjust the review pin, then separately describe pin accuracy and public visibility.

Driving route

Ordered stops, road-following geometry, refresh-safe autosave, and route-specific safety context.

Place the review pin

Search for the place, then drag the pin if the map is a little off. You never need to type latitude or longitude.

Choose “Nearby” if, for example, Mapbox only lets you pin next door. This does not hide directions by itself.

General area publishes a deliberately coarse map point and never exposes the precise source coordinate or street address.

Browsing TC Grid is public. A free TC account is required to contribute. Your draft is saved in this tab for a few hours while you sign in.

Nothing publishes automatically.