Waze Statistics

[davipt]

Speaking on which, what is the current timezone at the moment? UTC?

ATM it is UTC+1.

So from a Portuguese guy that lived in Germany for 8 years, in DE people leave at 17h30 and in PT people leave at 19h? And Portugal still has lower productivity than Germany?

[fotrik]

The time in all graphs is CET (GMT/UTC+01) now. Please be patient, I am working on the improvements just in the late evenings next to many other things like translations, map editing or geocaching FTF runs.

[scarlogarcia]

If you wish to add the biggest city of Latin America:

- São Paulo / Brazil

- Rio de Janeiro / Brazil.



Great job, man! Congrats!


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[andrewkjs]

Great work with this. I'm not sure if you're taking requests for non-European cities, but if you are, it would be great to see Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

[fvwazing]

Nice graphs so far! The 2-year view is the most interesting as it will show Waze's growth over time - but maybe it could use a bit of smoothing? And it would be a nice-to-have if an "average week"-graph could be compiled, using data of the last few (4 or 5?) weeks, showing at a glance the average monday, average tuesday etc.

[dmcconachie]

No need for smoothing, just a moving average addition to the charts.

[fvwazing]

No need for smoothing, just a moving average addition to the charts.

Whatever. Isn't/wouldn't that look the same?

And wouldn't it be an idea to have a running total of trafficjams reported per country? Every now and then new records are set here (sorry, this is in dutch), and the publication of those numbers spur a public debate in which the accuracy of the governmental numbers are disputed by tomtom, navigon, inrix, our drivers union - but not Waze.

[dmcconachie]

End effect is the same yes but smoothing kills data. Adding a trend line means you can retain, eg, spikes.

[smstext]

Thanks have had a look very good

[fotrik]

There were some problems with the data from Waze last ~2 weeks. It seems to be back to normal since this morning.