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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    Way too easy to have the new RRC PH snap to a RR segment. While this may be amusing for someone using Waze on a train, seems like this should be something simple to implement that would help ensure the proper placement of RRC PH.

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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    https://www.mass.gov/info-details/cooling-centers-guidance

    I support this. While the demographic for people affected by extreme heat / lack of heating may not be Waze users, in many areas volunteers and possibly even ride-share drivers could be providing transportation and would benefit by this.

    Above is a link for Massachusetts guidance on cooling centers. There is also a central database of this information albeit I don't believe accessible to the public. It may be possible to establish a partner relationship to get this info into Waze.

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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    This was also discussed in one of the roundtable discussions at the mega meetup Atlanta GA US 2024

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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    Now that we have closure history - there shouldn't be any reason to delete closures, which has been typically what we do when a closure needs to be terminated early.

    What I have typically been doing is editing the closure and setting the time 2 minutes into the future. This effectively expires it. Change the delete button / functionality to expire would be a large benefit to maintaining closure history - which has become great for researching URs as well as adding future closures in areas of construction, etc.

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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    What John said :)

    I think the majority of where this combination exists is where a JB is used to restrict a U-Turn. The other alternative is to come up with a method of having a U-Turn restriction with something other than the JB.

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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    As an EV driver the Waze charging station places are not of a level of quality that I could rely on - we need to be able to clean up the map and the feed to really make this of value to Wazers.

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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    Luke warm to this idea.

    In some places like NZ I can see maybe value where there are things like one-lane bridges. For visitors who are not accustomed to driving there the warnings for signs like this may be helpful:
    https://www.nzta.govt.nz/assets/resources/roadcode/gfx/one-lane-bridge-giveway-1.gif
    (means you need to give way to oncoming traffic)

    Or in places where the road narrows, like in Pete's first few examples. In the UK and elsewhere you typically see a sign like this:
    https://www.highwaycodeuk.co.uk/uploads/3/2/9/2/3292309/editor/road-narrows-on-both-sides.jpg
    (Often the centre line goes missing and you only have paint on the edges of the road.) Many narrow roads have hedges, or worse yet, stone walls, right at the edge of the road. While I'm not sure I'd want to flag every narrow road, I think ones where there are particular challenges would make sense.

    Not in favor of the two lane street where one side can be used for parking - reality of high density urban areas - and hopefully Waze isn't regularly routing people down streets like that.

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    Bob McCormick commented  · 

    Wow - never tried to add a home address to the map - that's crazy amount of steps, and is confusing. And now that you've shared the process, as an editor it make a lot more sense what we are seeing in WME. Yes - this could be improved in the Waze client for the sake of Wazers, and it also benefits the editing community as well.

    For RPP for residences, would make a lot of sense to require at least a house number and street, as often I find these kinds of things actually distant from where they should actually be located. Saves editors time where otherwise the only thing we can do is look at a photo (if provided) and if there's street view, try to figure out which dwelling it is - otherwise do that from comparison with aerial imagery.

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    Hey, 


    Please note we're changing the status of this suggestion to Currently Not Planned, since we finalized our plans for 2024 and this idea won't be implemented this year.

    We hope to include it in our plans for later down the line.

    Thanks!



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