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# Map Zoom Controls

### Overview

The "+/-" icons on the platform allow you to adjust the map view by zooming in and out, helping you see either more detail or a broader area.

### Using Zoom Controls

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#### Zoom In (+)

* Click the "+" icon to zoom in
* Shows more detailed view of the map
* Useful for viewing:
  * Specific street locations
  * Exact vehicle positions
  * Precise stop locations
  * Building-level details

#### Zoom Out (-)

* Click the "-" icon to zoom out
* Shows a wider view of the map
* Helpful for viewing:
  * Overall fleet distribution
  * General route patterns
  * Regional coverage
  * Multiple vehicle locations

### Additional Zoom Methods

* Double-click: Zooms in on a specific point
* Mouse wheel: Scroll up to zoom in, down to zoom out
* Touch screen: Pinch to zoom in/out (on compatible devices)

### Tips

* Use zoom controls to find th


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