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  1. 27 votes
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    Anonymous commented  · 

    good idea, but most newer smart phones (at least android) will push these alerts to you automatically through another app.

  2. 5 votes
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    Anonymous commented  · 

    Definitely agree with this one, especially when the road type changes as well. e.g. if I'm at a light on a four or six lane road and straight ahead is a two lane road with a different name, a "continue straight on xxxx road" direction would prevent confusion.

  3. 536 votes
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    Anonymous commented  · 

    Also agree! Once I get to unfamiliar destination I need to go back to my navigation menu to find the address that I input, very inconvenient and also not safe when driving on narrow residential streets.

  4. 3,515 votes
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    Anonymous commented  · 

    My memory says that when I started using Waze, the alert distance was longer. I agree this should be user customizable for both police and other hazards, and making it speed dependent, or longer on freeways, would be a nice feature as well.

    To the poster who said "Stop speeding and putting people's lives in danger" - you do realize that it's safer to drive with the flow of traffic than to be a rock in a stream correct? And when was the last time you were on a freeway in the US where the vast majority of road users *weren't* speeding?

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  5. 1,565 votes
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    Still not working for me (2014) for reports/closures... there's a cell dead spot near me with a common speed trap and at least twice the road has been closed due to a wreck or downed power line and I've never been able to report anything. I'm not in a third world country either, I'm about 25 miles from Washington, D.C. Not sure if it's getting my drives or not but I will check next time I drive that road.

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