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An error occurred while saving the comment You do realize that similar numbers of deaths occur resulting from traffic violations as from violent crime? And that undermining governments' ability to enforce democratically-passed laws regarding public safety can be viewed as tantamount to obstruction of justice and taxpayer money abuse?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Please remove the option to report hidden police vehicles. Reporting visible police vehicles being used to close lanes of traffic, etc. make sense to be something to warn motorists about, but warning about hidden police vehicles makes no sense. If the vehicles are "hidden", then the idea is probably that public safety wants to observe the way vehicles are operated when people don't know they are being seen. Having reports of such things just seems to waste taxpayer money being spent by allowing Wazers in stolen vehicles, with arrest warrants, or otherwise in violation of laws to avoid detection. Unless Waze has plans to compensate the victims of criminals or traffic violators who avoided detection via Waze, their abetment is irresponsible.
The points do have some purposes. The number of points a Wazer has helps determine their ranking in their state, province, or territory. This ranking is used by the routing system in a method of weighting reports and determining the priority to assign to different segments of the map. In general, the system will give more precedence to established Wazers with experience making reports relative to those users who are new to the system.