Following a road

A great road is worth passing on. When someone shares a road in Marque, you can follow it - drive the same route yourself and, at the finish, see how composed your run was against it.

Drive a shared road

1. Open a road - from a friend’s drive, from a road’s board, or from Explore.
2. Arm it before you set off. Marque now knows the route you intend to drive.
3. Record your drive as normal. You do not have to nail the route exactly - Marque matches your drive to the road.
4. At the finish, a composure card shows how your run went.

It scores composure, not pace

Following a road is not a race. The card scores composure - how smooth and controlled your run was - and your elapsed time is shown only as a fact about your own drive, never the thing you are measured on. Driving harder does not improve the score; if anything it lowers it. There is more in leaderboards and composure.

Scenic routes

Not sure where to go? Marque can suggest scenic routes near you - good roads worth pointing the car at, anchored around a nearby town. Pick one, and you can follow it just like any shared road.

Sharing a road of your own

When you post a drive, the road it took can be followed by others in turn. A shared road is reachable by the people you allow - it does not get pushed at strangers unless your account is set to be discoverable.