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Will be taken into consideration as part of the lane guidance Improvements planned for 2021
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Hey!
Thank you very much for this great suggestion.
It was added to our backlog to try and see the possibility to implement it.Please note there is no ETA for it yet.
Best,
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How can you add a closure to something that doesn't exist on the app? Unless the map data on the app was streaming the new information, you're still going to have at most a 24 hour wait period before you can apply the closure (assuming the tile build doesn't fail).
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Hi all,
Thanks for voting for this suggestion!
It will be integrated into the new Waze Chat feature, and is currently on the roadmap for a later phase.
We’ll be sure to update when we have a clearer picture of the timeline.
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If they implement this, it needs to be standardized. I don't want to have to type out the reasons every time I have to reject something.
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I believe the guidance in the Wazeopedia is to accept it if it's mostly right and then change/remove the wrong information.
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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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As of June 2023, roughly 71% of cell phone OS's in use is Android followed by iOS at about 28%. Everything else is fighting over 1%.
There is no practical reason to develop for Windows Phone. It's the same reason why Linux doesn't have a lot of video game support. It takes time and effort to develop something and test it for something that ultimately is barely going to be used.
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2,218 votes
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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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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Do parking lot roads even report traffic? One quick way to pause the navigation is minimize the app.
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I will say that in the US at least, if an address is 1221 Unit D you can enter it as 1221D.
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We plan to work on Speed Limit Change Alert in the near future. In the meantime, make sure you’ve got the latest version of Waze for all the latest features.
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You can set the app to always show the speed limit. It dings every time you go to a new road segment with a speed limit set if speeding.
This is an unnecessary addition.
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197 votes
Great thinking! We’ll share with the team; they’re always interested in new feature ideas.
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I don't think this idea works as you suggested. What if you come to a drastic stop, but avoided a crash and are now stuck in a traffic jam? Your report would go out falsely reporting an accident.
To reliably do this you'd need something like a g-force monitor, but do phones even have this? Even then, what if you have the Waze open and then drop the phone?
As others have said, calling emergency services should be the first priority.
In either case, I believe Waze would detect you weren't moving and automatically set a traffic jam on the map if you were incapacitated.
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How would you determine this? There's a lot of assumptions to make here. You would have the pick the route with the most segments that are going at highway speeds (around 55 MPH), but not so fast that you lose fuel economy.
I know the Mythbusters some years ago showed that only making right turns at intersections was more fuel efficient than waiting to make a left turn.
You can also increase fuel economy if you follow the slip stream of the vehicle in front.
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I don't think Waze should be focused on integrating different laws. It's a navigation app not a driver aid.
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If you use a vent clip, you can put your phone pretty close to your normal viewing area when driving. My concern with a HUD for night driving is hindering the ability to see (but I've never driven a car with a HUD feature before).
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I agree that alerts should be given at different distances, but time/speed dependent. I see little benefit to changing police reports as the majority of the time from my driving the cops are no longer there. I don't think the police report is meant to benefit speeders.
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This sounds more like a map editor related issue. If a location is a known Airbnb, it could be added to the map as "Lodging". The problem arises from having to link it to an external provider and, in some states/countries, the legality of Airbnbs. The latter I would argue is beyond the scope of a map editor's duties.
As nice as this sounds, I don't want to have to mess with this on my smart phone screen. You can more or less do it anyways in the app when reporting a closure.