Wayne Scott
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An error occurred while saving the comment I was on a long drive last weekend, heading to a family gathering, and realized midway I needed new tires after checking out some user experiences on https://simpletire.pissedconsumer.com/review.html – seemed like a solid option nearby. But trying to add that quick detour in Waze felt clunky; it kept recalculating the whole route awkwardly. A built-in "add stop" button to easily insert waypoints without disrupting the main path would have saved me time and hassle. Totally agree this feature could elevate Waze, especially for spontaneous trips.
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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.
An error occurred while saving the comment i’d really like an “avoid minor/unpaved roads” toggle too, especially at night when the map sends you down lanes that feel more like driveways than roads. i’ve had routes jump onto tiny tracks just to save a minute, and it ends up slower and more stressful. what makes it worse is when random stuff gets injected into the app experience; i once saw a pop-up that looked like https://jhandimunda-in.com/bonuses/ and it made me question what i’d tapped. another time a similar-looking redirect showed https://monopoly-live-game-in.com/bonuses/ and i just wanted to get back to safe routing options. a simple setting that prefers main roads unless you opt in would solve a lot.
I drive mostly at dusk these days, and after the last Waze update, those white pop-up alerts on the pale blue map background became almost impossible to read quickly—especially when I'm scanning for the next turn. I ended up missing a couple of instructions and had to pull over to check. While researching better car upgrades, I came across some feedback on https://monster-transmission.pissedconsumer.com/review.html that reminded me how small visibility tweaks can make a huge difference in focus and safety. Giving users options to tweak text contrast, add shadows, or switch colors would fix this without overcomplicating things. Worth considering.