It is completely absurd that the estimated time of arrival Waze gives is based on the time zone you are currently in as opposed to the one you are traveling to. When you cross over the line between time zones, you will find the ETA changes by an hour (or however much time separates the time zones). Who care what time it is in the place you are traveling from when you arrive at your destination? You care what time it will be at your destination when you arrive. Huge glitch!
Miranda
It is completely absurd that the estimated time of arrival Waze gives is based on the time zone you are currently in as opposed to the one you are traveling to. When you cross over the line between time zones, you will find the ETA changes by an hour (or however much time separates the time zones). Who care what time it is in the place you are traveling from when you arrive at your destination? You care what time it will be at your destination when you arrive. Huge glitch!