Waze for new drivers (permits, junior licenses)
In some states (like NY), you are not allowed to drive on certain roads or bridges with a driver's permit. For example, there are several parkways and most of the bridges and tunnels in/out of NYC except the GWB and Lincoln Tunnel. And in NYC, you cannot drive on roads in a park. It would be great if there was an option to select navigation that avoided these particular restricted roads.
Theresa Harpster
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Theresa Harpster
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Note that this would get high usage from teens and if you lock them into using Waze when they are first driving, that's a whole new captive set of users.
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Anonymous
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This is probably specific to just some countries but anyway it would be a useful feature to have: in some countries, for the firsts years after you get your license, you have some extra restrictions to some laws. For example your highway speed limit might be reduced (For example in Itali it is 100Km/h instead of 130Km/h for the firsts 3 years with a license). It would be really nice if the app let you select an option so that it takes that in account when giving indications on speed limit ecc.
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Anonymous
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This is probably specific to just some countries but anyway it would be a useful feature to have: in some countries, for the firsts years after you get your license, you have some extra restrictions to some laws. For example your highway speed limit might be reduced (For example in Itali it is 100Km/h instead of 130Km/h for the firsts 3 years with a license). It would be really nice if the app let you select an option so that it takes that in account when giving indications on speed limit ecc.
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ava
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An option to get somewhere without difficult driving. For new drivers, pulling into some places can be very difficult and they may be uncomfortable doing it
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Alan
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I propose to select a young driver option. In France, for example, a young driver, during 2 or 3 years, can't road at the same speed than an experimented driver.