Display address you're navigating to when you get near your destination
Often times I get close to my destination and I don't remember the exact house number I'm looking for. It would be nice if when Waze prompts that you're nearing your destination, that it would display the address you put in to navigate to so you can look for the house number as you get close to your destination.

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Pat commented
Please add destination address like very other navigation
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Anonymous commented
Agree add destination address
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Eric commented
YES PLEASE!! This needs to be done . Very busy areas when driving for work and having to fumble with phone is not safe but also very annoying . My work has Waze built into their salesforce when I’m on the road so it is making what could be a nice workflow into an inconvenient option
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Anonymous commented
Yes showing the actual address of the final destination would be helpful. I drive for Uber and Lyft, so many times Waze will say I’ve arrived in middle of street or parking lot.
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Anonymous commented
Yes pls I am a mobile dog groomer I need that
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Tiffany Morrison commented
Thought it was user error...can’t believe the display of the actual address of the final destination is not available. PLEASE update to make this available!!!
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Anthony commented
I've had this happen to me so many times.. I can't believe that despite putting in a specific address, it doesn't actually SHOW the address at the end of the drive!
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Norman commented
I would much prefer to see the address rather than the calendar entry name as well. At least give me that option.
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Hugh Coleman commented
This is desperately needed for ride share drivers like Uber and Lyft
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elena chiriac commented
Ok
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Anonymous commented
Yes, this is not a small thing. I've also driven for UBER and Lyft and I *know* the GPS/address pin can be off, sometimes by a lot (but that's a whole other issue).
We ***NEED*** to visually confirm the address when we arrive. How hard is it to display the address number upon arrival?
Please, this is a critical need. We can't always stop or pull over in busy streets to fiddle with app switching just so we know we're in the right place.
That level of distraction can be dangerous....please fix ASAP.
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Bruce Greene commented
I am also over 50 years young and would like the address to get larger if tapped once.
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Johnny Dunigan commented
No answer Waze??? This is really needed
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Robert Glover commented
Agreed. It would be helpful to see the address (or hear it repeated after arriving) to match the destination with the address and avoid having to memorize the address. Also would be helpful to say which side of the road where the destination is located. MapQuest offers these options, but would prefer this on Waze.
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Heretic1 commented
Please display the destination at all times at the top of the display. Many times when I am driving, I encounter some glitch where I have to do some button pushing. It would be very comforting to know if Waze is still aiming for the right destination after the glitch as a few times it has guided me to a different address and its very frustrating. If the destination is always displayed - it can be smallish text - you would always know if you are on the right track. Cheers.
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Anonymous commented
People my age (78) would like to have the destination displayed during the whole drive. of course an on/off option shoukd be provided/
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Anonymous commented
Especially for favorites or planned routes as it announces your contact name or calendar title rather than the address
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Thomas Anderson commented
This is exactly what I want. I also drive for Uber and have to go back to the Uber app to remind me of the house number
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Anonymous commented
In the current version it displays the address but it is too small to read without stopping paying attention to the road. Other audio help like saying the address and what side of the road it is on, if it is a parking lot entrance, drive way or on street parking (be nice to edit on the map)
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Peter commented
As you drive you should be able to see the house numbers on either side of the road