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by ronacap » Fri Dec 07, 2012 8:49 am
A level 5 map editor or higher can fix this.
I reported an error earlier today on the Eastbound lane of Mira Mesa Blvd to the I-15 North Onramp. Waze is not directing me to turn right into this ramp. Permalink
https://www.waze.com/editor/?lon=-117.11487&lat=32.91677&zoom=7&layers=BFTFFTTTTTTFTTTTTTTTTFT&segments=6986918A level 1 editor, "SillyGoat", added a ramp next to the existing ramp to solve this issue. I deleted it since that is the incorrect way to fix this problem.
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by txemt » Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:10 am
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by TruckOttr » Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:17 am
It's a diamond (carpool) lane.
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by txemt » Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:23 am
TruckOttr wrote:It's a diamond (carpool) lane.
I get that....but looking at that intersection, the only way to legally get onto there is from the westbound lane of Mira Mesa and make a right. BUT, Waze shouldn't be directing traffic to there because of the other onramp before that carpool lane. Make sense?
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by anthyz » Fri Dec 07, 2012 5:05 pm
Turns onto the ramp are restricted because Waze does not currently support carpool-only lanes. See here for the general guidelines:
http://www.waze.com/wiki/index.php/Best ... cted_Lanes
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by txemt » Fri Dec 07, 2012 5:32 pm
That is correct. But the turn restrictions for the ramp are both turn off (which doesn't mean Waze won't direct someone to turn there). My question is why have that one ramp there? It serves no purpose for Waze (and I'm not seeing a legal separate purpose for a driver). If I were a driver getting onto I-15 from that road, I would have made my right turn onto the first ramp, regardless if I have 20 people in my car or it's just me. I wouldn't pass up the first ramp just so I can take the 2nd ramp because it's a HOV onramp, they both lead to the same place. They're connected a few feet down the road. That's why I'm asking what is the logical purpose of that ramp?
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by cdombroski » Fri Dec 07, 2012 6:27 pm
txemt wrote:That is correct. But the turn restrictions for the ramp are both turn off (which doesn't mean Waze won't direct someone to turn there). My question is why have that one ramp there? It serves no purpose for Waze (and I'm not seeing a legal separate purpose for a driver). If I were a driver getting onto I-15 from that road, I would have made my right turn onto the first ramp, regardless if I have 20 people in my car or it's just me. I wouldn't pass up the first ramp just so I can take the 2nd ramp because it's a HOV onramp, they both lead to the same place. They're connected a few feet down the road. That's why I'm asking what is the logical purpose of that ramp?
So the point is that at the end of the onramp there's a set of traffic lights controlling access to the freeway. Cars aren't allowed to switch lanes on the ramp so if there's less HOVs than normal cars you end up closer to the traffic lights. Additionally there may be some logic in the lights that lets in more HOV traffic than normal traffic.
Edit: Streetview of the lights (not visible from aerial photos):
http://goo.gl/maps/E3eYx
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by txemt » Fri Dec 07, 2012 6:35 pm
That's not where the problem is, though (that link just goes to strengthen my point). The problem is at the intersection further back where the driver is supposed to make a right onto the ramp to get onto I-15, but Waze is instructing the driver to make a left.
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by cdombroski » Fri Dec 07, 2012 6:44 pm
Ah, I hadn't read enough of the thread to see that's what the real problem was. Your rerouting of the ramp going through the intersection should definitely prevent further left turn instructions. From my reading of the wiki, the hov lane should be changed to a parking lot type to help prevent waze from routing on it. By keeping the hov lane but making it unlikely to be routed, we can prevent "missing road" problems and give waze a good start point for rerouting when somebody uses the hov lane.
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by txemt » Fri Dec 07, 2012 6:50 pm
I think the Wiki rules on the HOV lane are more for the HOV lanes on the freeway, not the ramps. I made a small change, see if that works.
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