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I think we could pay to have an ad-free version of Waze then they could use the funds to buy out Escort Live then integrate it or use the tech to be compatible with Waze. Not enough users on Escort Live anyway from what I can tell and $50 / year is ridiculous.

either ONLY allow Valentine or tag input to allow us to ignore everything other than Valentine data/reports

I am guessing Escort, Inc.'s interface is proprietary, and that Escort, Inc. would protest its use (particuarly when Escort, Inc. is attempting to charge $49 a year for their Escort Live service). However, the second part of this suggestion would be a great addition to Waze (i.e., to make "one of the options for hidden police [to] be Radar/Laser detected with an option to select K, Ka, or Laser.")

Some of us use GPS enabled Radar detectors that allow a bluetooth interface with Android and IPhones. It would be really nice if Waze could interface with the radar detector the same way the Escort software does. For those who do not have Livewire or equivalent, one of the options for hidden police should be Radar/Laser detected with an option to select K, Ka, or Laser.

I use Waze and a radar detector. It seems like every electronic informational sign in New York State has a radar gun built into it. It would be great if Waze showed these as semi-permanent installations. Then when my detector goes off I will know it's just a dumb sign up ahead and not a cop. BTW, photo radar is illegal in NYS.

combine this with trailing/leading police

http://waze.uservoice.com/forums/59223-client-how-can-we-improve-waze-on-your-phone-/suggestions/2359950-police-trailing-leading-in-motion-vs-stationary-

to create 'target' overlays on the map based on signal density and confirmed coincidence