L4→L3 Unlock: Alberta- Calgary (McIvor Blvd)

[CaleRusnak]

Hi Editors,

To edit the following segment(s), I need .
Can you assist?

Permalink: https://waze.com/en-US/editor?env=usa&lat=50.91682&lon=-113.93370&zoomLevel=17&segments=533599891,535498013,533599887,533599888,533599885,533599884

https://waze.com/en-US/editor?env=usa&lat=50.92436&lon=-113.93156&zoomLevel=18&segments=535496104,535496103,533599905,535496261,535495677,535496259,533599901,535042975,533599899,535496230,535496231

https://waze.com/en-US/editor?env=usa&lat=50.92751&lon=-113.93202&zoomLevel=18&segments=533599905,535496103,535496104

Reason: Unlock to wiki standard L3

Thanks!

[BryceCampbell]

Segments are locked to our Wazeopedia standard. A4 = traffic lock which is an automatic protection lock for high use segments.
GTA for example is filled with streets and primary streets that are A4’d

@Canada_Wazeopedia1

If the current lock or traffic lock is higher than the minimum standards listed below, please don’t lower the lock.

The table below is the minimum locking for when the Auto lock isn’t available.

If you need something unlocked, let me know.

[CaleRusnak]

Oh okay that makes sense. I just want to twin some of the copperfield streets connecting to McIvor! Half the segments are L3 along McIvor and other half L4 so I wasn’t sure sorry about that.

[BryceCampbell]

No worries.

First time I quoted an article from the Wazeopedia - I like it! Makes it easy to communicate.

Just post the intersections you need in this thread and will unlock those for you.

[CaleRusnak]

Here is the link. Thank you

https://waze.com/en-US/editor?env=usa&lat=50.91682&lon=-113.93370&zoomLevel=17&segments=533599891,535498013,533599887,533599888,533599885,533599884

[BryceCampbell]

unlocked, reply with new permalink when completed

FWIW, when I have the T-intersections, I’ll “hide” the bowtie in the “median segment” - I think it looks cleaner.

@Canada_Wazeopedia1

How to divide a two-way road

The process of converting a two-way road to a divided road is simple. The important rule to remember is to split existing segments and use the new segments on each side of the node to create one-way segments. This preserves important data like traffic history, speed limits, and more.

[CaleRusnak]

Done thank you. Is how I did the T-intersections how you do them? That is how I have started doing them after noticing them that way across the city.

https://waze.com/en-US/editor?env=usa&lat=50.91525&lon=-113.93244&zoomLevel=17&segments=535498013,533599891,539866960,533599888,539866959,539866878,533599884,533599885

[BryceCampbell]

@CaleRusnak

Is how I did the T-intersections how you do them?

Yep, like that!

Relocked McLivor.
There was a coupe segments by the 7-eleven that got missed one-way’ing.

Thanks for marking thread as resolved

[CaleRusnak]

Perfect. Whoops thanks for catching that!