In there, the old red MapQuest logo is everywhere: on giveaway knickknacks, on little tech gadgets, tokens from a time when MapQuest had nearly 100 percent of the online mapping market.

Remember MapQuest? To me, that name invokes happy memories of printed-out directions in 2006 and playing navigator for my parents from the backseat. Two printed sheets show a list of MapQuest ...

MapQuest has not yet updated its map to reflect Trump's order. In what appear to be a joke, MapQuest is allowing online users to rename the gulf whatever they want. If you're not a fan of the ...

If you're not a fan of the recently renamed Gulf of America, you can call it whatever you want courtesy of MapQuest. The online navigation company appears to be poking fun at President Donald ...

Remember the days when you’d print out directions before hitting the road? For many of us, MapQuest was our go-to for navigating the world before smartphones took over. Well, MapQuest is back!

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MapQuest has done an impressive job of building a useful array of driving-related tools onto its core mapping program. The site can guide you to your destination, help you avoid traffic ...

MapQuest is joining forces with Android in its quest for world domination… Or at least helping you navigate through the world you want to dominate. MapQuest (full disclosure: Aol owns MapQuest ...

Los Angeles-headquartered MapQuest has announced the release of Private Maps by MapQuest – the first app fromaleading mapping brand specifically designed to protect users’ privacy. Secure ...

Mapquest was there in 1996, almost a decade before modern-day Google Maps. It is the world’s first online mapping and turn-by-turn direction service. The name Mapquest was synonymous with finding ...

If you're not a fan of the recently renamed Gulf of America, you can call it whatever you want courtesy of MapQuest. The online navigation company appears to be poking fun at President Donald ...