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Re: Jolly drivers

Postby AndyPoms » Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:13 pm

shawndoc wrote:One place I had to change the roads to private, although I'm not sure that's going to affect anything? Do the special Waze candies only show up on public streets? Based on the location, Waze would only route into it if an address was there when giving directions.
I was wondering if Waze will put candies on Private Streets or not...
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Jolly drivers

Postby fvwazing » Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:30 pm

Expect candies on all types of road. I do not have a valid example of candies on private roads at hand but there are candies on walking ways, too.
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Re: Re: Jolly drivers

Postby bz2012 » Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:34 pm

deeggo wrote:Don't forget not everybody knows Waze's systems as well as we do. This person probably didn't really want to report a map problem but rather a hazard of some kind to help others.


The client software NEEDS to make it clear to the user.

Perhaps some voice directions would help.
I would suggest verbal instructions be given to train the users in the proper submitting of hazard and map reports.

The client could key off of the users 'experience level' and give novice users very detailed instructions, asking them if they are submitting the report in order to have the map changed or do they want to report an immediate hazard or condition so that other drivers are alerted.

After the user submits a few reports, the questions could become less detailed.

Experienced users would need no verbal cues at all or very terse ones.

Of course, it would take the fun out of 'Jolly Drivers'.

How could we live without priceless gems such as these?
Description: something is wrong with timing. speed limit is 55 mph
Reported on: September 01

Wish we could set the stop-light sequence timing but that is beyond our power!

Update Request: Wrong driving direction
route suggested is completely out of the way. there are much easier ways.
Submitted 265 days ago

Update Request: Wrong driving direction
directions to Walmart in Three Rivers were completely wrong. took me on a wild goose chase 6 miles outside of Three Rivers and said u've arrived at your destination in the middle of nowhere.
Submitted 182 days ago

Not sure WHAT to do about that one!

The NEXT one is a real gem:
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Update Request: General error
icy roads
Submitted 343 days ago

A really chilling experience! I will be sure and change the name from Cold Springs to Icy Roads :)

Update Request: General error
my wife has vz. navigator and it brings us home, your app. is directing us east on our street.instead of west off a main county road & the address I put in Is Correct !!
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bing-go went wrong again!?
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Re: Jolly drivers

Postby Spil » Sun Dec 30, 2012 4:48 pm

fvwazing wrote:Expect candies on all types of road. I do not have a valid example of candies on private roads at hand but there are candies on walking ways, too.

I've got two worse examples on my daily commute: the Christmas goodies were placed out in a field and up on a hillside, at least 100 yards away from any road segment on the Waze map (not even a walking trail or a railroad). They'll be stuck there until Waze takes them away, unless someone goes Wazing with snowshoes. :P

mssusa wrote:
Spil wrote:
General error (user reported)
Description: shows highway east of actual location

When I turn on the GPS layer there, the segment of I-81 that he's on gets completely hidden by the arrows ... it's exactly where it should be based on the historical GPS tracks, the user's GPS track, and the location of the UR.

My response (if I ever get the chance to give one again :roll:) -- "Um, yes ... that highway is US-11, which runs right beside where you're traveling on I-81 N -- what the problem is?" :lol:

Could this be the shields misplacement issue?

Don't think so ... I scanned over the area in the client, and the few I-81 shields that do show (most just show "I-81 S" and "I-81 N") are all right on I-81 ... and there are no US highway shields on US-11.
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Re: Jolly drivers

Postby daknife » Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:58 pm

Update Request: Wrong driving direction
route suggested is completely out of the way. there are much easier ways.
Submitted 265 days ago

Update Request: Wrong driving direction
directions to Walmart in Three Rivers were completely wrong. took me on a wild goose chase 6 miles outside of Three Rivers and said u've arrived at your destination in the middle of nowhere.
Submitted 182 days ago
Not sure WHAT to do about that one!


Um that's almost always a Bing plotting error. Go search the location in Bing and make an update request. Usually they get fixed after a while.
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Re: Jolly drivers

Postby rottielover » Mon Dec 31, 2012 2:33 am

Description: not able to give directions over 1000 miles away
Reported on: yesterday


where's the facepalm emote?
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Re: Jolly drivers

Postby shawndoc » Mon Dec 31, 2012 6:06 am

Not is not as is


That's pretty deep man.
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Re: Re: Jolly drivers

Postby mssusa » Mon Dec 31, 2012 6:40 am

shawndoc wrote:
Not is not as is


That's pretty deep man.


:lol:

That's got to be the funniest. Perfect to end the year.

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Re: Jolly drivers

Postby petervdveen » Mon Dec 31, 2012 8:25 am

fvwazing wrote:Expect candies on all types of road. I do not have a valid example of candies on private roads at hand but there are candies on walking ways, too.

I've seen goodies on deleted roads. ;-)
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Re: Jolly drivers

Postby Boiler_81 » Mon Dec 31, 2012 6:55 pm

UR General Error, Detroit, MI "Greyhound bus"
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