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Thanks for your feedback. At this time, this doesn't fit on our roadmap, but we'll keep it in mind for future product planning.
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RV shall be treated as a different user's profile (not just a driving mode) -- it shall at once change several setting of the app. The profile shall be easily changeable (not hidden down in settings) for users who often switch (car/RV/motorcycle).
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Waze, please get inspired by Calimoto (https://calimoto.com/en/motorcycle-trip-planner), which really finetuned the navigation for motorcyclists. However, their maps rely on OSM which means that temporary road closures etc. are not reflected. Waze can easily leapfrog Calimoto if only navigation could yous slightly different setting in the algorithm and if motorcycle mode would be transformed to a profile (changing various app settings at once) rather than a one of many app settings with no relation to other settings.
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Thanks for your feedback. At this time, this doesn't fit on our roadmap, but we'll keep it in mind for future product planning.
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Switching car/motorcycle mode shall also be able to switch navigation preferences. For instance, on motorcycle I prefer to avoid freeways. In care mode I look for freeways. In short, vehicle details shall be able to 'remember' navigation preferences of the user for the respective car/motorcycle mode.
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Consider this function based on G-sensors reading (i.e. no manual user reports will be needed). The quality of the road would be calculated over a rolling average of automatic reports (to eliminate 'false alarms' caused by users handling their phones).