There is a road in a gated community near my home that incorrectly displays as being connected to a highway. We discovered this over the weekend when trying to exit the subdivision and ending up in a cul-de-sac. We had to double-back to the main entrance. How do I edit the map to reflect the residential road ending?
Please provide a permalink to the area, so we can help you specifically. What will most likely need to happen, though, is to select the cul-de-sac and drag the A or B node away from the highway to disconnect it. You’ll also need to delete the junction node on the highway, but most likely won’t be able to due to most highways being locked.
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I’m sorry! I thought I had this set to alert me to replies, but…oops. I’ll see about grabbing a permalink. I know there’s a private (gated) access for maintenance, and I suspect that’s what’s caused the road to be connected. Problem is, even that access doesn’t connect to the cul-de-sac. lol
Thanks for the help, and I’ll look at this info again after work. 
What roads are incorrect and in/near which city? Want to make sure this gets fixed and would be glad to help
Permalink to location in question: https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lon=-80.18282&lat=35.62994&layers=645&zoom=6&mapProblemFilter=0&mapUpdateRequestFilter=0&venueFilter=0
Sierra Trace Road ends in a cul-de-sac; while there is a short maintenance access nearby, connecting to NC-8, it’s not even visible from Sierra Trace.
Thanks for the link. I went ahead and disconnected Sierra Trace from NC-8 and it should update in the app within a few days.