What3Words
Add support for What3Words addresses, for simple and accurate navigation.
Eric Lynema
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andrew jack
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waze & what3words are both great tools in their own right. together they'll be amazing!
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Steve Gordon
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As good as Waze is, it can sometimes be well out!…. A pain, especially at night, this would be a major benefit to Waze users
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Anonymous
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good idea!
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Keith Harris commented
Please add What3Words to Waze
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Steve Barnes
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I use Waze a lot in my work, ///what3words would be a massive improvement due to the inaccuracy and huge areas covered by postcodes.
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Alexander Flynn
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It.makes.sense
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Mike Humphreys
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Great idea, come on Waze!
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Sivananda Subudhi
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This solves real world problem of accurate navigation, multiple government's rely on this now...thumps up to this idea
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simon hawkes
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Why would you not it's so much better than a postcode
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Darren Parker
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Yes definitely will help to pinpoint addresses
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simon forde
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They will go hand in hand
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John's Shopping
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What 3words is the best way to accurately see wherever you need to be. I also use waxed all the time. It would be an excellent marriage of ideas
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jitandra rav
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why hasn't been done yet!!!
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Brian Cartwright
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Waze would be even better with W3W
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Brian Cartwright
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I enjoy using Waze W3W would be a big help
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Kirk
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YES!
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Robert Lund
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Yes pleas! I can already call up Waze from inside W3W, but having it supported in Waze would be even better!
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David Morris
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Yes please
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Thomas Parker
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Yes please
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Gilles Losier
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So many emergency services in Alberta are using it. The National Provincial Park in Alberta/BC is using it. And Fort McMurray, AB is using it as well.
Do you know how many rural roads there are here in Alberta? Asking my grandma where to go is like asking someone to decipher Morse code nowadays.
Thus a no brainer