Quick report buttons
It would be a good idea to place some (2??) customizable quick report buttons on the main Map/interface; in such way we can report speed traps/ dangers/ police while we are driving with a single touch (or double to exclude unintended reports)!
There are too many menu/options to make a report... the only way to put them live is to stop the car and going trough a jungle of options... ( :geek: and I'm used to that! I'm an android user)
Heavy traffic is fine... you're stuck in your car and you've all the time to browse the options but the other reports need to be quick and non-distracting!
Thanks for your feedback. At this time, this doesn't fit on our roadmap, but we'll keep it in mind for future product planning.
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Lauren sajion
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3 customizable bubbles that you can place the 3 most used icons, vs gioin through menu to report, you can hide it behind the orange bubble and swipe up to access..
2. Multiple alerts in one area, they can all have a bar at bottom with (gone?/ still there?) This way you can recognize and react to all. -
Janis
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Often, when driving alone, I would like to report some road events, but it is not safe to interact with the phone. I would love to link the road event reporting feature to the NFC tag automation event in the iOS Apple Shortcuts app. This would allow me to keep several bank card sized cards with NFC stickers attached in the cup holder and just touch them to my phone to report an event. One card for police, one for an accident, etc. Currently, I use a similar feature to add a song to the playlist when I listen to Apple Music.
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offbeatmammal
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right now the screen is too cluttered to quickly and safely navigate through the options. would be happy with a couple of extra taps to get guided through (especially reporting temporary cameras/police) vs cognitive overload!
would be great if the voice reporting ever worked!
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Alex Hirsch
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How is there no official reply at all about this? OP was over 8 years ago. I'll assume that's an accurate reflection of your corporate interest in genuine feedback from your most avid users. But by all means, please continue to introduce new voices, because that's useful.
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Dave
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Here we are... YEARS later and this still hasn't been done?
Waze knows what the most frequently reported things are. Making it easier and safer to report should have been done a long time ago.Instead, the most frequent reports require multiple taps in different locations on the screen. UGH!
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Jack Myers commented
Seriously, Waze, why hasn't this been implemented???? This would make using your app FAR SAFER than the current model of looking at the screen and tapping several times. Just DO IT ALREADY.
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Neil Douglas commented
I agree. A single button press also has the advantage of more accurately displaying where the issue is. Currently by the time I click through the buttons and report a speed camera I'm like 200 metres away.
The buttons should be customisable but I think they should run horizontal along the bottom of the screen. And as buttons that don't need to be the same size circle, they could be 60% of the size.
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Itamar
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When driving and encountering a hazard and want to report on it, the reporting options are too complex for the driving time.
The reporting must be simpler while keeping the full options (section for suggestions on top) -
Anonymous
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We all like to know when POPO are around however it is several button presses to report it so more often than not most drive past and don't report.
I think it would be great if there could be a police symbol on the main screen so that drivers can hit one button whenever they see police or radars, this will increase the reliability of this warning.
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Vasile Pintilie
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Hey. I would like to see in a future update Reports Shortcuts.
What does that mean? Simple. At buttons 3 user-defined reports above the Report button. Just tap them and the report will sent. Without any additional steeps. I found that making a report takes your eyes from the road for a good 3 seconds, if you you want make an accurate report, for example, a pothole on the road. You have 5 taps.I know I can swipe from the report, but you still have to choose where the pothole is, tap the pothole then sent, basically one swipe and 3 taps, not a big of a difference.
I know you can make a shortcut to a report by pressing later, but it's only one time use.
I know the voice commands exit, but not on my country. (if you know a workaround to make them work, let me know).I attach a image bellow to show you how I see this.
https://i.postimg.cc/ZRXZCXyy/Screenshot-20190322-204654.jpgAlso, I think you can make a feature for cars that have Bluetooth Players.
You should be able to catch the media inputs coming from the CD player the same way as a music player do and use this to control the app in different ways, to make a report for example. That is most useful for cars that have steering wheel media controls.Let me explain how this could work. You press volume up on the steering wheel, this command will go to the CD player, then via Bluetooth, to the phone (Waze app). In the app you should be able to map the volume up button to the something. Imagine, just pressing volume up on the steering wheel and reporting a pothole. I don't know exactly how you will be able to control your music app, but I think Waze developers will find a way to pass the command to the music app, audio player integration existing already in Waze.
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David
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This feature is so desperately needed. It is very dangerous to have to click through four different screens to report a car on the shoulder of the road or something. I'd love to see something like this implemented.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-qF42eogUHld5phDuK-wBr4lFa1BFa3D/view?usp=sharing
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Jorge Vázquez
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Add options to create your own shortcuts using the shorcuts app, since recent updates of waze is no longer possible to report many things using voice commands, with this option everyone could create their own voice commands.
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Anonymous
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This suggestion should receive more attention by Waze. Pressing multiple buttons and navigating through various screens to submit a report offers distraction which can be a danger. Let's expedite a single-button report feature, which the user may customize.
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PaulM
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Going on about 7 years now for this wonderful suggestion. WAZE Admins.. can we get some sort of response as to when this will be implemented or why it has not been?
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Gérard THIEUX
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Pour entrer une information sur la circulation, etc. en temps réel, il faut cliquer sur le petit bouton orange, en bas de la page, ce qui est facile.
C'est ensuite que cela devient compliqué car il y a trop d'options, et cela devient DANGEREUX d'essayer de les lire pour choisir la bonne (surtout si on est seul dans sa voiture).
Je suggère d'en mettre moins (autant que la première page peut en contenir) MAIS SURTOUT à choix unique -
Anonymous
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Safety, ease, possibly avoiding moving violation
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Anonymous
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Hi, there is a new law in Washington state that makes it so you can't touch your phone much. Is there a way to put buttons on the home screen like, police alerts and car on the side of the road? Those are the ones I use the most anyways and it can be distracting going through the menus to add a quick alert. Thank you so much! Love this app!
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Anonymous
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How is this not already a standard feature. It is extremely dangerous to have to drill down 2-3 menu levels WHILE DRIVING to make a single report. This feature need to happen!
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Anonymous commented
I think it's a goat idea ;)
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Anonymous commented
Simplify common tasks by having a one tap menu of six or so configurable actions so it doesn't take three or four taps to add a stalled vehicle for example.
I would personally add to my list: vehicle stopped on shoulder, roadkill, cop visible, and cop hidden. One tap to open my menu, one tap to send my report, done.