I'm from the UK. A few times, Waze has sent me through very narrow and windy country lanes ("not enough for two cars" narrow) and at night on occasion where there are no lights. The mental skill and energy to do this is very different to primary route driving. This means that Waze sends me on a journey that is traumatic.
After each drive, maybe a "Did you enjoy this drive?" Pop up to measure route quality. If lots of people don't enjoy their drive on the same road, then don't send people down that road. A late driver is better than a traumatized driver.
John
I'm from the UK. A few times, Waze has sent me through very narrow and windy country lanes ("not enough for two cars" narrow) and at night on occasion where there are no lights. The mental skill and energy to do this is very different to primary route driving. This means that Waze sends me on a journey that is traumatic.
After each drive, maybe a "Did you enjoy this drive?" Pop up to measure route quality. If lots of people don't enjoy their drive on the same road, then don't send people down that road. A late driver is better than a traumatized driver.