Paving vs Map Editing

[chris-s-johnson]

So trying to understand how the Paving function is tied to Map Editing if it is at all. Here is my experience. I was using Waze to get me to work for a month or more, but the parking lot wasn't known to Waze, so when I started out it would have me always start in a weird spot on a nearby street. So I thought I'd use the Paving function to try and capture the parking lot. I got part of the parking lot, but then I started digging around and found the on-line editing tool and used it to enter the whole parking lot. And I saw the paving on the editing tool when I was adding it on-line. A few weeks later I started seeing my edits appear on the app (they got published), but my red paving marks are still over laid on the new map edits. I was kind of expecting this to go away after I edited it away on line. Is there another way to do this? Do I need to do it from my iPhone?

Regards,
Chris Johnson

[invented]

Just delete the red paving segments. Paving is kind of a (very) rough way to get an idea of where a road is laid. Because of GPS inaccuracy, the paves are never usually that straight. If you can go by Bing aerial, you can be guided by that.

[jasonh300]

Paving marks hang around on the client for a very long time. Nobody is sure how long...it could be a few update cycles, or it could be a couple of months. The only way to get rid of them instantly is to reinstall the client on your device.

[chris-s-johnson]

Thanks, I guess I'll just wait till the paving marks go away.