Adam Non
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I'd like waze to have a user-defined front page with say 10 (or adjustable) tiles of destinations.
I'd suggest also being able to manually or automatically group locations by general area. e.g. if I'm driving from SF to Palo Alto, I probably don't care if I'm going to a specific address so much as deciding between 101 and 280 and when/if to take 380 ... Waze could quickly say "take 380" and then "want to get on 101 or 280? 280 is less than 3 minutes quicker to 380 right now) etc.
In this way the favorites becomes more like a guided, interactive navigation.Adam Non
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note that android "accessibility" enables pinch-zoom (very handy) ... or consider getting "driving" glasses (bifocal or multifocal glasses designed to improve instrument reading)
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This is a good idea ... planned in 2012?
I don't want any app to have unconstrained access to the contacts in my phone.
I'd be okay with adding a handful of "buddies" for driving purposes (people I meet at events or when I am picking up someone, to let them know my ETA without Waze having full access to all contacts and then indiscriminately deciding who I know or who might know me, etc. ... nope nope nope.) -
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I'd like to have a driver mode for young/novice/unfamiliar/safety-conscious drivers.
1. a "young driver aid" mode to avoid two-way stops, avoid left turns in complex multi-lane intersections with high-speed oncoming and cross traffic, trams/trolley cars, etc., avoid roads like Fulton and Geary where drivers are erratic, driving much higher than the speed limit, etc.
2. an "unfamiliar" mode (to avoid tricky routes where waze users often miss or struggle to achieve the intended route because of difficult lane changes, obscure ramps, or when driving in an unfamiliar city or neighborhood
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Thank you for your suggestion! Adding EV charging stations to the map is under consideration.
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During the commute I often encounter a slowdown and would suggest your app does a couple of things:
1. very quick way to report "x of y lanes obstructed"
2. waze should "observe" my route and immediately observe all waze "fleet" and "learn" how we are either getting stuck or how we are skirting around the obstructionAdam Non
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Hudway is not the way forward for Head Up Displays. It's a wildly overpriced gimmick (another term for which is "kickstarter project") ... just a piece of plastic that reflects the phone screen and relies upon the phone being able to mirror its display. Pfft! Junk. If it was $9.99, okay, fine, if you want to look like a twit trying to fiddle with your phone while it's sitting precariously out of reach on the dash, waiting to be a ballistic projectile when you get into an accident while trying to clear an alert from the screen or interact with the nav app to reroute to a faster route, etc.
I think the HUD solution is a transparent, flexible phone display filament (as LG and Samsung have produced) driven by screen cast already built into all Android and iOS (airplay or googlecast.)