The new features could land as soon as the GNOME 3.24 desktop environment is out, which will happen in about five weeks from the moment of writing this article, on March 22, 2017, but early adopters can take it for a test drive right now if they clone the latest Git master repository of GNOME Maps. Besides implementing transit routing, Marcus Lundblad also plans on adding reverse routes functionality to GNOME Maps 3.24 in the form of a new button that would allow users to reverse what they just searched in the application.