Adjust arrival time across time zones

[Tlitf]

Whenever I'm navigating to a destination that is in a different time zone from the one that I am in, the estimated arrival time is for the time zone I'm in. Can that be changed to the destination time zone?

E.g. I'm in Chicago. It's noon Chicago time. I'm navigating to Michigan, and it will take 2 hours to get there. When I arrive, it will be 3pm Michigan time. But the estimated arrival time says 2pm.

[AlanOfTheBerg]

This has been discussed before with Waze and it would seem that this would be exceedingly difficult to do due to the non-linear nature of time zones and uncertainty about whether a particular country, state/province, county, or city subscribes to the use of daylight saving time. Crossing one time zone to another may not actually change time, or sometimes it does. I'm not sure there's a mathematical formula available like there is for dawn/dusk calculation.

[WeeeZer14]

I live in Knoxville (Eastern) and travel monthly to Nashville (Central). I don't travel FOR work but I work while on these trips. At my work we all follow Eastern time, so even though I am in Central for 3 to 7 days a month, I am ALWAYS on Eastern time (phone, watch, car, computers, etc). So I for one do NOT want Waze to be smart. If I am driving somewhere and trying to get there in time for a 3 pm Eastern conference call, I don't want Waze doing any math for me.

I of course realize the case you mention is true and valid. I'm just saying we may need an option to turn it off as well.

For now people just need to realize that ETA arrival time = Device current time plus estimated travel time. Your arrival time will change as soon as your device updates its time once you cross into the next time zone.