Have you ever wondered how many miles long that traffic jam is up ahead? I sure have, but Waze gives no indication of distances on a map. How about one of the little bars that indicates the scale of the current map view - you know 1 inch equals a mile, etc.

I would love to be able to set up a commute with stops. Maybe ask a few questions like:

How many stops do you have on your commute (kid drop off, passenger pick up for carpooling, coffee)?

Does your destination ever change? Be able to have different commute profiles.

Then ask how long you are at each stop normally.

If it is the normal route, then it will only warn you of traffic slows or hazards.

Bonus- If I am running late, set up someone to notify, husband or daycare provider ect.

Hoje conhecidamente no Brasil existe inúmeros casos de problemas de uso do GPS que levam as pessoas para área de risco, com violência, vamos criar um novo alerta para estas regiões, e colocar no GPS Waze a opção para evitar as áreas com esta marcação, da mesmo forma feita para rua sem pavimentação, exemplo.

Please add an option (it could even be a paid add-on) that allows owners of Recreational Vehicles (RV's) to enter in their vehicle height, width and weight to avoid low bridges and tight lanes. May GPS' have this option, but Waze has better routing and traffic reports than they do. You could even make two options, one for RVs and aother for large trucks

There are functions to avoid toll roads and highways, but there is not a function to navigate avoiding streets where electronic controls and police checkpoints are both situated and reported.

It will be great if a feature like this was added. I would pay to have it.

An option similar to the Toll Road checkbox that would allow a street segment that's a Gravel Road to be checked off as such and would allow for more precise client preferences to avoid both dirt and gravel or just dirt roads. Many roads gravel roads are well maintained and perfectly suitable for travel, but shouldn't be marked as a Dirt Road/4x4 Trail.

Atualmente, o Waze oferece 2 opções de tipo de rota: "mais rápida" ou "mais curta". Seria interessante que o usuário pudesse fazer a "própria rota". Em "rotas" > "visão do mapa", gostaria de poder "arrastar a rota traçada para ajustá-la ao meu caminho preferido. Dessa forma, continuaria tendo os benefícios oferecidos pelo app (cálculo de tempo, intercorrências nas vias, trânsito), mas faria o caminho mais pessoal.

WAZE gives a route for fastest or shortest trip which is great in most cases . But could we give user's the option to take a less congested or more scenic route as a user's choice by allowing changes to the route instructions or on the map like Google maps with a drag and drop option.OR better yet allow import of Google saved maps into WAZE.

VOTE FOR FUTURE WAZE VOICES! -- I vote to get Gordon Ramsay, bring Terry Crews back, and to be able to vote for the next voice!

So we can use the app while driving through areas without a data signal AND to save battery life on the device.

I like to report things but by the time i open my waze app, i already drove a few blocks. And waze doesn't let me report anything 3 blocks back. Why can't I click on the map and pick the exact location?

Posting a stationary waze identifier for a hiding police officer is helpful, but what if he is moving? And when looking at the identifier how do you know whether it was meaningful info if you don't know whether it was a squad car vs motorcycle or what type of police it was (highway patrol, police, unmarked vehicle)? People will waze anything so including this options as well as a "should wazers be on alert" associated with police would be helpful.

Please add in the voices of these 2 iconic cartoon characters as the navigators.

An option (or paid upgrade) that allows routing to be adjusted based on the height of your vehicle. My RV is 11ft 6in tall and I need to avoid low bridges. This could also be useful to truck drivers. My Magellan Roadmaster for RV's has this option but I like the traffic reports better on Waze.

Navigating from New York to Detroit, there's a route that crosses through Canada. I didn't bring my passport and wish to avoid this, but if I manually force another route, I might miss out on traffic-responsive optimizations. It should be possible to avoid border crossings just like any other route preference.

It provides the ability to find a charging point for electric or plug-in vehicles, which is similar to a gas station for classic cars.
 It provides the ability to achieve a route that takes into account these charging points.