After the recent Waze interface change, the progress bar for average speed enforcement zones has disappeared.
Previously, there was a vertical progress indicator on the left side of the screen showing my position within the average speed zone. It was very useful because I could instantly see how far I had already travelled through the controlled section and how much remained.
The new interface only shows that the average speed zone has started and the remaining distance until it ends. This is much less intuitive and requires the driver to read information instead of understanding the situation at a glance.
I would suggest not only bringing the progress bar back, but improving it:
Restore the progress bar showing the driver's current position within the average speed enforcement zone.
Next to the position marker, display the driver's current average speed since entering the zone.
Keep the speed limit clearly visible for comparison.
Continue showing the remaining distance to the end of the zone.
For example, if the speed limit is 100 km/h and my calculated average speed through the section is currently 94 km/h, I should be able to see 94 km/h next to my position marker on the progress bar.
This would make average speed enforcement zones much easier to understand at a glance and would actually help drivers maintain the correct average speed instead of constantly trying to estimate it themselves.
Please consider bringing back the previous progress indicator and adding real-time average speed calculation to it.