GPS lines: Abbr. NYT Crossword Clue
Searching for the answer to “GPS lines: Abbr.” in today’s NYT Mini Crossword? Look no further! We’ve provided the solution to help you finish the puzzle and make the most of your crossword-solving experience.
The answer to "GPS lines: Abbr." is RDS.
In GPS and cartography, RDS is the standard abbreviation for roads. The clue plays on the idea that GPS systems display different kinds of lines on their maps—highways, streets, and other routes. Instead of overcomplicating it with latitude/longitude or grid lines, the puzzle uses the more practical sense: the lines you see are the roads themselves. Since crosswords often signal shortened forms with “Abbr.,” the solver knows to look for a contracted entry.
Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers – 1st September 2025
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| GPS lines: Abbr. | Show |
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