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1. Petrol station prices

   I use this app every day http://itunes.apple.com/it/app/prezzi-benzina/id373044013?mt=8 to find a the best petrol station in terms of price.
   From my point of view, this app should be integrated in Waze.

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2. 📌 Waze Feedback Note: Emoji Report Library Feature How the feature works: I would love to suggest a new feature called Emoji Report Librar

   📌 Waze Feedback Note: Emoji Report Library Feature

   How the feature works:

   I would love to suggest a new feature called Emoji Report Library to enhance the Waze experience. This feature will allow users to:
   • Tap “Report Emoji” under the main report button.
   • Access a full emoji library (based on Apple emojis since most people use iPhones and the visuals are familiar).
   • Select any emoji to describe something they want to report (e.g. 💩 for waste on the road, 🐍 for a snake, 🔧 for broken signs, etc).
   • After selecting an emoji, users are shown the map to pin the location of the emoji report accurately.
   • If placed in the wrong spot, the user can tap to edit and adjust the location.

   Why this matters:
   • Emoji reports give users creative and quick ways to describe situations on the road that aren’t covered by current report types.
   • It adds personality and fun to Waze, encouraging more engagement.
   • It helps highlight real-time, unusual situations like:
   • 💩 – waste in the middle of the road
   • 🐢 – slow animal crossing
   • ⚠️ – unclear hazard
   • 🪧 – missing sign
   • 🐍 – snake on the road
   • 🧸 – object dropped from car (toy or item)
   • 🦺 – road worker sighting
   • 🐕 – dog in danger

   Extra wish:
   I also miss some old reports like:
   • Animal sighted
   • Missing road signs
   •Roadkill

   The emoji reports don't need to have circles surrounding them. They are just simple

   These reports help us be more aware of nature, environment, and safety, so bringing them back would be valuable.

   📌 Waze Feedback Note: Emoji Report Library Feature

   How the feature works:

   I would love to suggest a new feature called Emoji Report Library to enhance the Waze experience. This feature will allow users to:
   • Tap “Report Emoji” under the main report button.
   • Access a full emoji library (based on Apple emojis since most people use iPhones and the visuals are familiar).
   • Select any emoji to describe something they want to report (e.g. 💩 for waste on the road, 🐍 for a snake, 🔧 for broken signs, etc).
   • After selecting an emoji, users are shown the… more

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3. In dual screen mode show in main screen the whole route, not just mirror current view

   In dual screen mode (main screen and small screen above steering wheel) show on main screen the whole journey from current position to the destination (the same as Google Maps do). Right now main screen only mirror small view in a different scale.

   I described it here with some photos:
   https://www.reddit.com/r/waze/comments/1qfojle/waze_in_apple_carplay_in_dual_view_split_screen/

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4. Musi

   There is a wonderful app, called Musi, that plays music directly from YouTube WITHOUT ads. You only pay $7 to remove the onscreen ads, and even then it lasts forever because it’s tied to the account.

   Waze has 3 million reviews on the App Store alone.
   Musi has 3.3 million.

   Could we possibly set it up to attach Musi to Waze?

   https://apps.apple.com/us/app/musi-simple-music-streaming/id591560124

   I really think the team should link into this!

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5. I have several ideas

   First I have been through 2 permanent speed cameras Waze did not warn me about. Although it might say turn in 300 metres, I have no conception of distance and if a few streets are close I don’t know which one and It needs to tell you to turn here about 2 secs earlier then it does I miss streets and need to be in other lanes to turn esp. in the city where there are lots of one way streets and turn only lanes. I’m on iPhone and I hate that it turns off Siri google DOES NOT work on iPhone. It needs to let Apple use Siri. It tells me I’m at the location houses away. It needs to tell you which side of the road it’s on and the number..”you have arrived at 6 bob st, you’re destination is on the left.” Or something when you get there.. I like that it reminds me a few times where I’m going and unlike G maps knows what my turnoff is called.its also louder so I can actually hear it, but I’m not sure it takes traffic into account and reroute around the worst of it.. it will put me in standstill traffic on s highway instead of taking back streets. I can’t plot several locations and decide myself what order to take I have to plot my route in the other app and put it in one by one but the only way I can use this app is if I also run the other app behind it so I have them both talking... to be honest both together are almost perfect but separately they both have issues... you need to be able to report permanent cameras and police etc via voice which may be possible on a google friendly phone, I’m not sure because I will get fined for touching my phone to report things... I don’t like that others can see my speed if I use that part of the app so I can watch my speed. Can authorities access that info ever??? Because I do speed sometimes and I don’t want others seeing or recording my speed...

   First I have been through 2 permanent speed cameras Waze did not warn me about. Although it might say turn in 300 metres, I have no conception of distance and if a few streets are close I don’t know which one and It needs to tell you to turn here about 2 secs earlier then it does I miss streets and need to be in other lanes to turn esp. in the city where there are lots of one way streets and turn only lanes. I’m on iPhone and I hate that it turns off Siri google DOES NOT work… more

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   Not a suggestion  ·  AdminElla (Waze Team) (Admin, Waze) responded

   Thanks for contacting us about reporting an error on the map. Our community of volunteer map editors handle all changes to the Waze map.

   To report a map issue in the Waze App

   To report an issue on the Waze Live Map

   To suggest an edit to the map-editing community

   Note that it may take some time for them to review your request.

6. Suggestion for improvements to the charging station search on Waze

   Dear Sir/Madam,
   With the proliferation of electric vehicles, it is crucial to optimize the charging station search on Waze to make it a recommended reference. Below, I propose specific improvements to enhance this feature.

   1. AA CarPlay / Displaying power, not speed status
      Currently, on Android Auto, I notice that Waze displays vague indications ("Fast", "Medium", "Very Fast") rather than the power in kW. I would like the exact power to be indicated to better inform users.

   2. App / Displaying availability on the map
      This feature, which was previously available, has disappeared. I find that displaying the number of free connectors directly on the map when searching for a station via the "Charging Station" tab is visually very useful, and I would like to see it reintroduced.

   3. App / Separate display for 2 different power levels for the same connector

   For example, a station with 8 CCS at 300 kW and 2 CCS at 150 kW is displayed as 10 CCS at 300 kW, which is misleading. I suggest displaying each power level separately with the corresponding number of connectors for greater clarity.

   1. App / Adding a filter
      I suggest adding the following filters to facilitate searching:
      A "restricted" filter to sort stations by their status (public, restricted, private).
      A power filter with three ranges: < 22 kW, 23-99 kW, > 100 kW, or all.
      A filter for stations accepting credit cards, based on the option already checked in the editor.

   2. CarPlay, AA / display the same level of information
      I notice marked differences between Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. On CarPlay, only basic information like the address is displayed, while Android Auto includes location, real-time availability, and services. Similarly, on the mobile app, Android offers filters ("open," "fast charging") that are absent on iOS. I would like to see harmonization for a consistent experience.

   3. App / Sort the proposed networks alphabetically
      In France, the list of operators lacks logic. I propose alphabetical sorting to simplify navigation and avoid confusing users.

   4. AndroidAuto CarPlay / Display the "About Us" section
      Some stations include relevant information in the "About Us" section, but it is not visible on Android Auto or CarPlay. I would like this section to be accessible to enrich the available information.

   I am also sending you a presentation with easy-to-understand images for the first five improvement suggestions. https://www.canva.com/design/DAGkf5jBlCM/iFvM8n0-ZKTkmBRVQ4slkQ/view?utm_content=DAGkf5jBlCM&utm_campaign=share_your_design&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=shareyourdesignpanel

   These suggestions aim to make Waze more intuitive and reliable for electric vehicle drivers. I remain available to discuss these proposals in more detail.

   Sincerely,
   Rohann

   Dear Sir/Madam,
   With the proliferation of electric vehicles, it is crucial to optimize the charging station search on Waze to make it a recommended reference. Below, I propose specific improvements to enhance this feature.

   1. AA CarPlay / Displaying power, not speed status
      Currently, on Android Auto, I notice that Waze displays vague indications ("Fast", "Medium", "Very Fast") rather than the power in kW. I would like the exact power to be indicated to better inform users.

   2. App / Displaying availability on the map
      This feature, which was previously available, has disappeared. I find that displaying the number of free connectors… more

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7. Automated Incident Emergency Detection & Location Screen Change and 3 type descriptor

   Unless it is your day job, and even then, most people faced with an emergency situation either as a victim or a witness, especially in a vehicle, will suffer immense rushes of adrenaline pumping around the body, any injuries invoke confusion as delayed shock sets in.

   Is there/ can there be any rapid single panic-proof (user option selected) - such as 5 second hold of fingers on the screen in two places simultaneously or gyroscopic sudden impact detection via phone or user holds max/min volume buttons at their max point for a duration (viz like Apple power down) - depending on user settings, additionally, such detection automatically engages the phone torch in user chosen: static, various rates of flashing or SOS. An EMS (country specific) CALL single button press, combined with further settings-related onscreen depiction graphics and text of the INCIDENT LOCATION, directions to then be boldly shown in large simplistic unfussy print on the screen- displaying three of the most common used international location descriptors: 1. What Three Words 2. Long/latitude coordinates 3. descriptive language versions e.g. “I am northbound on the XYZ nn miles from the xyz slip road opposite ZYX building “ combined with options such as send via SMS option &/or turn on handset camera (where applicable) to live link the incident scene for disaster planning teams assessments if necessary. Such crisis do not offer those present with clear thought either the victims or witnesses as shock sets in, and by providing easy-read, unfussy screen display, such pinpoint accuracy, that they can recite to the other end of the call, valuable minutes will expedite all emergency services response and potentially save lives and limbs, Most of these suggestions I envisage to be user settings selected as to how the user is automatically impacted with the change of screen in such situations. It could vary from a small overlaid window with just the 3 location options, all the way to a full EMS window with all options and flashing torches. Either way, in an emergency, something will help those present in providing essential location detail in those crucial minutes. If there is to be an option for ‘voice activated control’ then the initial part should be automatic from the AI not the user, in case they are incapacitated or unable to speak; the AI should time-out to non-vocal after a period so anyone in vision of the display can see the location, in case they are unable to move, but can use their own phone to call EMS instead.

   Unless it is your day job, and even then, most people faced with an emergency situation either as a victim or a witness, especially in a vehicle, will suffer immense rushes of adrenaline pumping around the body, any injuries invoke confusion as delayed shock sets in.

   Is there/ can there be any rapid single panic-proof (user option selected) - such as 5 second hold of fingers on the screen in two places simultaneously or gyroscopic sudden impact detection via phone or user holds max/min volume buttons at their max point for a duration (viz like Apple power down) - depending… more

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8. 24/7 Roadrunner Email Support – Get Help Anytime by Phone

   Call Toll-Free: 1-877-337-8298 for Immediate Support

   Whether you're experiencing login issues, email configuration problems, or technical glitches, this guide explains how to quickly and efficiently contact Roadrunner (now Spectrum) customer service. From phone and live chat to forums and social media, here’s everything you need to get your Roadrunner email working again.

   Overview

   The most effective way to get help with your Roadrunner email is through the Spectrum Email Support Center, which offers helpful articles, live chat, and community forums. For direct support, call Roadrunner Customer Support at 1-877-337-8298—available 24/7.

   Introduction to Roadrunner Email Support

   Originally provided by Time Warner Cable, Roadrunner Email is now managed by Spectrum. While new accounts are no longer created, many long-term users still rely on Roadrunner for daily communication—making reliable support essential.

   Why Roadrunner Customer Service Matters

   Spectrum’s dedicated support team can assist you with:

   Login and password recovery

   Email setup and configuration

   Connectivity and error troubleshooting

   Spam filtering and email security

   How to Contact Roadrunner (Spectrum) Customer Service
   1. Phone Support (24/7)

   General Support Number: 1-877-337-8298
   Call this number for help with login issues, setup, sending/receiving errors, and general technical support.

   1. Live Chat Support

   Visit: www.spectrum.net

   Use the live chat option to speak with a Spectrum representative.

   1. Email Support

   Spectrum does not currently offer direct email-based support. For the fastest service, use phone or live chat.

   Social Media Support

   Twitter: @Ask_Spectrum

   Facebook: Spectrum Support Page

   Community Forums

   Visit the Spectrum Community to post questions and get assistance from moderators and other users.

   Tips for a Smooth Support Experience

   Have Your Info Ready: Include your email address, account holder name, and any error messages.

   Be Clear and Concise: Explain your issue and what you’ve already tried.

   Take Notes: Record any instructions, steps taken, or case numbers.

   Request a Case Number: This helps with future follow-ups.

   What Roadrunner Support Can Help With

   Login errors and password recovery

   Email setup on desktop and mobile devices (Outlook, Apple Mail, etc.)

   Sending and receiving problems

   Spam and junk mail management

   Server settings and connection issues

   Account security and recovery

   Common Roadrunner Email Problems and Fixes
   1. Login Issues

   Confirm email and password are correct

   Clear your browser’s cache and cookies

   Try a different browser or device

   If issues persist, call 1-877-337-8298

   1. Password Recovery

   Visit: www.spectrum.net/password-reset

   Click “Forgot Email Password”

   Follow the on-screen prompts to reset using your recovery email or phone

   Or call 1-877-337-8298 for assistance

   1. Sending or Receiving Issues

   Check internet connection

   Confirm IMAP/SMTP server settings

   Review spam and filter rules

   Call 1-877-337-8298 for support

   1. Spam or Phishing Emails

   Mark suspicious messages as spam

   Avoid clicking on unknown links or attachments

   Report phishing attempts via chat or forums

   For guidance, call 1-877-337-8298

   Roadrunner Email Server Settings
   IMAP (Recommended)

   Incoming Server: mail.twc.com — Port: 993 (SSL Enabled)

   Outgoing Server (SMTP): mail.twc.com — Port: 587 (STARTTLS Enabled)

   POP3 (Optional)

   Incoming Server: mail.twc.com — Port: 995 (SSL Enabled)

   Outgoing Server: mail.twc.com — Port: 587 (STARTTLS Enabled)

   Best Practices for Contacting Support

   Gather account details: email address, full name, phone number, and recovery methods

   Clearly describe the issue and steps already taken

   Record your case number

   Follow up if needed using the case number

   Conclusion

   Though Roadrunner Email is now part of Spectrum, it continues to be supported and widely used. Whether you’re having access problems, technical errors, or configuration issues, help is just a call away.

   To keep your account secure:

   Use a strong, unique password

   Enable two-factor authentication if available

   Avoid accessing your account over public Wi-Fi

   Always use the official support number: 1-877-337-8298

   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

   Q1: How do I contact Roadrunner customer service?
   Call 1-877-337-8298 or visit www.spectrum.net
   for live chat and self-help tools.

   Q2: What if I forget my email password?
   Use the “Forgot Email Password” option at the login page or call 1-877-337-8298.

   Q3: How do I set up email forwarding?
   Go to Webmail → Settings → Forwarding → Enter the destination email. For help, call 1-877-337-8298.

   Q4: Why am I not receiving emails?
   Check your spam folder, filters, and ensure you’re connected to the internet. If the issue continues, call 1-877-337-8298.

   Q5: How can I improve my email security?
   Use strong passwords, enable 2FA, and avoid public Wi-Fi. For more help, call 1-877-337-8298.

   Q6: What are the correct server settings for Roadrunner email?
   IMAP: mail.twc.com (Port 993)
   SMTP: mail.twc.com (Port 587)
   For assistance, call 1-877-337-8298.

   Q7: How do I report phishing or suspicious emails?
   Mark them as spam and report the issue via Spectrum chat or forums, or call 1-877-337-8298.

   Q8: Can I access Roadrunner email on my smartphone?
   Yes. Use the IMAP/SMTP settings listed above or call 1-877-337-8298 for setup guidance.

   Q9: What should I do if I have technical issues?
   Clear your browser’s cache, switch devices, or update your mail client. If issues persist, call 1-877-337-8298.

   Q10: How do I recover my Roadrunner account if I'm locked out?
   Visit www.spectrum.net
   → Click “Forgot Email Password” → Follow prompts to reset.
   Or call 1-877-337-8298 for immediate help.

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   Call Toll-Free: 1-877-337-8298 for Immediate Support

   Whether you're experiencing login issues, email configuration problems, or technical glitches, this guide explains how to quickly and efficiently contact Roadrunner (now Spectrum) customer service. From phone and live chat to forums and social media, here’s everything you need to get your Roadrunner email working again.

   Overview

   The most effective way to get help with your Roadrunner email is through the Spectrum Email Support Center, which offers helpful articles, live chat, and community forums. For direct support, call Roadrunner Customer Support at 1-877-337-8298—available 24/7.

   Introduction to Roadrunner Email Support

   Originally provided by Time Warner… more

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9. Adjustable daytime/nighttime mode setting

   So currently the app may not actually switch from daytime mode to nitetime mode with apples default dusk/dawn settings, however an options to choose how long before sunset or after dawn the app switched to/from daylight mode would be good. As an example the light controls on my Hive lamps and bulbs allow me to set them to come on/go off up to an hour before/after sunset or sunrise.

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10. Profitez des Assistants Vocaux pour Écouter RMC

    L'un des moyens les plus pratiques et modernes d'écouter la radio en direct est d'utiliser les assistants vocaux. Grâce à des dispositifs comme Google Assistant, Siri, et Amazon Alexa, vous pouvez facilement écouter RMC sans avoir à toucher votre téléphone ou à manipuler un appareil. Voici comment tirer parti de ces assistants vocaux pour écouter RMC en toute simplicité à https://radiofrench.fr/ecouter/rmc.html

    1. Écoutez RMC avec Google Assistant
       Google Assistant est l'un des assistants vocaux les plus populaires, disponible sur les appareils Android et certains appareils Google Home. Pour écouter RMC, il vous suffit de donner une commande vocale simple. Voici comment faire :

    Commandes vocales : Dites simplement "Ok Google, écoute RMC" ou "Hey Google, joue RMC" et Google Assistant commencera la diffusion en direct de la station.
    
    Contrôles supplémentaires : Vous pouvez également demander à Google Assistant de changer de station ou de mettre en pause la diffusion en cas de besoin, par exemple : "Ok Google, mets en pause RMC" ou "Ok Google, change de station".
    
    Cela fonctionne aussi bien sur votre téléphone Android que sur des appareils tels que Google Home ou Nest. Cette méthode vous permet d'écouter RMC sans avoir à chercher la station dans une application.

    1. Écoutez RMC avec Siri sur iPhone et HomePod
       Si vous êtes utilisateur d'un iPhone ou d'un HomePod, Siri, l'assistant vocal d'Apple, est également une excellente option pour écouter RMC. Voici comment l'utiliser :

    Commande vocale : Dites "Dis Siri, écoute RMC" et Siri lancera immédiatement la diffusion en direct de la station. Cette commande fonctionne sur votre iPhone, iPad, ou même sur votre HomePod.
    
    Autres fonctionnalités : Vous pouvez également utiliser Siri pour ajuster le volume ou demander de passer à une autre émission en direct, par exemple : "Dis Siri, mets plus fort" ou "Dis Siri, change de station".
    
    Siri est très pratique pour une écoute mains libres lorsque vous êtes occupé ou que vous avez besoin d'une solution rapide pour écouter vos programmes RMC préférés.

    1. Écoutez RMC avec Alexa
       Si vous avez un appareil compatible avec Amazon Alexa (comme l'Amazon Echo, Echo Dot, ou tout autre appareil Alexa), il est très simple d'écouter RMC en utilisant des commandes vocales. Voici comment procéder :

    Commande vocale : Dites "Alexa, joue RMC" et Alexa commencera la diffusion en direct de la station. Il suffit de demander et Alexa se charge du reste.
    
    Interaction avec Alexa : Vous pouvez aussi interagir davantage avec Alexa pour contrôler la diffusion. Par exemple, vous pouvez dire : "Alexa, mets en pause RMC", "Alexa, mets le volume plus bas" ou encore "Alexa, change de station".
    
    Cela vous permet d'écouter RMC sans avoir à manipuler votre téléphone ou une autre interface. Alexa rend l'écoute de la radio encore plus simple et accessible, surtout si vous avez les mains occupées.

    1. Profitez de la Diffusion Mains Libres
       
       L'avantage principal d'utiliser un assistant vocal pour écouter RMC est de pouvoir profiter de la diffusion mains libres. Que vous soyez en train de cuisiner, de faire du ménage, ou même en conduisant (si votre véhicule est équipé d'un système compatible avec l'assistant vocal), il vous suffit de donner une commande pour lancer la radio. Cette simplicité permet de garder vos mains et votre attention disponibles pour d'autres activités.

    2. Écoutez RMC sur Plusieurs Appareils Simultanément
       
       Avec la possibilité d'utiliser des assistants vocaux sur plusieurs appareils à la fois, vous pouvez écouter RMC simultanément sur différents dispositifs dans votre maison :

    Sur votre téléphone portable pendant que vous êtes en déplacement.
    
    Sur un Google Home ou un Amazon Echo dans votre salon ou votre cuisine.
    
    Sur un HomePod pendant que vous travaillez ou détendez-vous.
    
    Cela vous permet de profiter de RMC à tout moment et dans n'importe quelle pièce de la maison, tout en contrôlant facilement l'écoute via la voix.

    L'un des moyens les plus pratiques et modernes d'écouter la radio en direct est d'utiliser les assistants vocaux. Grâce à des dispositifs comme Google Assistant, Siri, et Amazon Alexa, vous pouvez facilement écouter RMC sans avoir à toucher votre téléphone ou à manipuler un appareil. Voici comment tirer parti de ces assistants vocaux pour écouter RMC en toute simplicité à https://radiofrench.fr/ecouter/rmc.html

    1. Écoutez RMC avec Google Assistant
       Google Assistant est l'un des assistants vocaux les plus populaires, disponible sur les appareils Android et certains appareils Google Home. Pour écouter RMC, il vous suffit de donner une commande vocale simple. Voici comment… more
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