I am writing to share a suggestion that I believe could significantly improve the driving experience in Waze navigation.

Currently, roundabouts in Waze are displayed as segmented roads rather than smooth, circular vectors. This design works functionally, but it can make navigation less intuitive, especially in complex roundabouts with many exits. Sometimes, the segmented view even increases the risk of missing the correct exit because the visual flow is not entirely clear.

By contrast, TomTom GO Navigation adopts a fully vector-based rendering of roundabouts. This makes the roundabout appear as a continuous, smooth circle, and when approaching it, the app slightly elevates the camera angle—as if viewed from a drone—providing a clear, immediate understanding of the roundabout layout and exits. The result is not only more visually appealing but also much more reassuring and practical while driving.

I believe implementing a similar vector-based approach in Waze would:

Provide a smoother, more natural driving experience.

Reduce confusion in roundabouts with multiple exits.

Make the navigation visually more modern and enjoyable.