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UISheetPresentationController has a private _hidden property, and corresponding _setHidden: setter, that Apple Maps uses to declutter the UI when multiple sheet are stacked on top of one another. Combine this with some animated changes the presenting view controller's selectedDetentIdentifier full the full Maps experience.

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