YES! I am always wanting to warn of a hazard or police on the roads going the opposite direction as I am. (oncoming traffic to left or right)

That would be awesome

This seems like such an obvious addition, why is it not planned??

With the ability to already report “other lane”, why not have the ability to report a cop in the center median that is affecting both lanes of traffic!

The way it works now, when a cop is in the median monitoring both sides of the freeway, only the side of traffic where the report was made gets the warning. This makes no sense in this scenario. On the freeway (which is where most people use Waze the most) this feature seems obvious and is desperately needed.

When you place an alert, being able to add which side the caution is on..

You can report police on the other lane, but not anything else, I always found that odd.

I believe you should be able to report police as monitoring both directions of traffic instead of having to make two reports one for your side and one for the other direction. It takes a couple of seconds to make the police report, and the time required to make two reports often leaves you down the road away from the location. Not to mention the fact that that requires more time touching your phone which distracts from your driving.

Ability to indicate which lane a hazard is in.

Wreak in lane (right center left)
Vehicle on the shoulder (right left)

Event (direction of travel and lane)F1i6@AAC

This option should also cause the associated alerts to go to all directions of traffic approaching the officer

This option should also cause the associated alerts to go to all directions of traffic approaching the officer

We do not need anymore options. Simplify the ones that already exists. It takes too long and it is a danger to other drivers to be fiddling with you phone trying to send a report.

When notifying of a cop or vehicle on side of road say which side and same for objects on road say which lane to know exactly where.

When posting a hazardous vehicle on shoulder, can we put which shoulder (left or right) the vehicle is on. Bc some accidents or vehicles are stopped on left side in small medians near a curve and it would be great and preventative to know which side of the shoulder the car or accidents are on so we can be prepared or able to safely merge lanes if possible.

I would find this immensely useful -- a simple ability for us to flag whether or not a hazard, such as a stopped vehicle, is at or toward the Left or Right. Whenever I can manage to do so safely, I try to input "Left" or "Right" in the message box, but it would be easier and safer if Waze facilitated this as a built-in function.

Which side of the road the hazard is on, left or right. Specifically a vehicle stopped hazard. Would be good for multi-lane highways.

YES. Thank god the visuals still show up either way, but it would be VERY helpful to have vocal warning ahead of time, too, regardless of which side of the highway the police was reported on. They also often flip back and forth -- pull over someone southbound, get reported by other southbound drivers, but by the time my northbound self gets to his location, he's finished that stop and moved to my side.

It would be helpful to add what side of the road certain things are on. Whether that’s my final destination, an accident, road construction or other things, knowing the the correct lane to be in would be helpful.

Give the wazers, or wazer passengers who nput hazards or lane closures into the system, needs to be more specific, as to which shoulder or which lane is blocked or if it is even in the opposite direction.

Especially in the Major Metropolitan regions, the need to be able to know which shoulder or lane has disabled vehicles or other dangerous objects in them is important. A broke down car on the smaller left shoulder is much more dangerous to traffic than one in the wide right shoulder, or if there is a disabled car or accident blocking the #2 &3 lanes in a 7 lane freeway, is very important, as cars moving at freeway speeds might not have enough time to stop or make a sudden lane change, if they did not know which lanes were affected. Many times when a vehicle is involved in an accident or has a mechanical breakdown, especially during rush hours, they will not be able to get to the right shoulder, they may be forced to the left shoulder or stay in place, and until responders are able to get to the scene there is a high likelihood of a secondary accident, if there is no alert of the incident.

Thanks for letting us share our ideas

Make it easy to show what lane hazard is in.