Time zone adjustment
Waze should adjust ETA to the local time when destination is a different time zone. When you leave Phoenix for southwest CO, for example, the ETA should be in mountain time, not AZ time. Currently, the ETA only adjusts when your phone automatically adjusts as you cross the time zone. It would be nice to know drive time is 6 hours, but ETA is 7 hours due to time change.
Hey,
Please note we're changing the status of this suggestion to Not right now, since we finalized our plans for 2023 and this idea won't be implemented this year.
We hope to have it included in our plans for later years and will keep you posted.
Thanks!
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Russ Rhodes commented
Zero excuse for not doing this. Just being arrogant people. Shame Google buying them has not improved customer relations.
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Bruce commented
LOL! I was searching to see if this had been fixed (it’s been a problem for YEARS and the other map apps have it) and is the main reason I refuse to use Waze. And here I find they’re like NOPE not going to do it. I reminds me after Google bought them, I suggested merging features from Google Maps and got a hateful email back saying they weren’t bought and they would continue doing their own thing. Seems that toxic culture still exists. Oh well.
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Laura Sihtala commented
Is this planned for 2024? I was late for an appointment at the VA in MI because of the time change between Central and Eastern time. Not cool 🤬
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Eric Turner commented
Please do this in 2024. I’m no coder but this seems like a very easy fix. Waze is owned by Google so if Google Maps can do it well I do t see why Waze can’t.
I feel like Google is doing a “catch and kill” of their former competitor.
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Russ Rhodes commented
Easy to have arrival time reflect the time zone you are arriving in!!
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Billy Wayne commented
When planning long trips across time zones, I use Google Maps, because they show the correct time at my destination. It's easier for them to add such a small code.
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Shawn Totzke commented
This is fundamental. Who ever thought putting it in the wrong time at destination was the default way to go?!?! Make it configurable.
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David Grow commented
Admin - your response is 18 months old. Has there been any movement on this?
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turbomkt commented
How about adding this to 2024?
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Shane Tokarz commented
Decided in February that this couldn’t fit into “plans” for 2023? This isn’t a 10+ month project, you could roll this out in the next update in 2 weeks. Your developers are capable. Spend less time turning cars into Fraggles & more time making sure that the ETAs you provide for cross-time zone trips are accurate. This isn’t a sparkly new feature we’re asking for, it’s a bug that needs to be fixed yesterday.
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Hays Webb commented
For me, the ability to see my eta in local time is very important. Otherwise, the app is fantastic.
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Debbie Bryant commented
At least add a line that says arrival time at destination is +\- hours.
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Candace W commented
Really surprised this is something that has not been implemented. Seems to be an easy fix to something that a lot of users are requesting
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Irina Dumitru commented
It should be similar to airplane flights where the time destination is always shown in the time zone that you’re arriving at.
Perfect! It should be like this! It's confusing and not accurate to have it like it is now.
Please change because you arrive at a different hour if you change the time zone. Thank you!! -
M MM commented
😭😭😭 Don’t be late (thinks I’m showing up half hour early) - half hour late. Fml.
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Nate Imparato commented
This is a critical improvement. I am amazed that it has not been addressed to date.
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Bob McCormick commented
Amazed that this is still an outstanding issue - seems so basic and I concur with just about every other comment I've read here. Since 1883 North American railroads got together and were able to provide accurate arrival at destination times in their timetables. 140 years later and we're still waiting for Waze to be able to offer drivers this basic functionality.
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Stacey Carson commented
We travel a lot across time zones and it would be a great boon to have this. I love Waze but we've learned that it's just not worth it to use when we are planning a trip cross different time zones. :(
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Trace Doty commented
This has always been a thorn in my side. I agree 100% that the arrival time should be the time at your arrival location! Not the time zone you are currently in. Let me see... Waze says I'll be there at 1pm but, I'm actually crossing 2 time zones so in reality, I'll be there at 11am. Waze should do the math!
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Susan Muller
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It is confusing and very difficult when going over time zones to know if the arrival time is in the current time zone. Waze could solve this by showing the starting time zone, and the time zone of the destination you’re arriving at. It should be similar to airplane flights where the time destination is always shown in the time zone that you’re arriving at.