A new WME version was released. Here is a list of what’s inside:
Headlights reminder attribute - Hidden to low rank editors (based on new permissions system)
Average Speed Camera setting - Hidden to low rank editors (based on new permissions system) Please note that we received a lot of feedback about hiding fields from low level editors instead of greying them out. This was very important feedback and we’re already working on changing our approach to this.
New translations uploaded
Solving UR’s by rank 1+2 editors is now disabled - BUG fixed
Google street view alignment and handle - BUG fixed
U-turn arrows on dead end segments are now visible - BUG fixed
Deleting a link to Google place not possible - BUG fixed
Difficult Turns attribute disappeared - BUG fixed
Wrong error message when editors have RTC permissions but not editing permissions - Fixed
What would you like to know? The intent of this is for areas/segments where you can be ticketed if you do not have your headlights turned on.
If this is activated for a segment, the reminder will show once per session and only when approaching a road that requires you to turn on your headlights.
The RCs/GCs are currently discussing the use of this in the US but need more information from staff first as there are very few states in the US who would need this activated.
I’m not sure of the various restrictions Waze has on the feature but currently, it’s setup on a per-segment basis. I’m sure Waze could add it to every road segment in a certain country if it was necessary and the Coordinators of the country were in agreement.
But, this would mean a Wazer is going to get this alert pop-up every single time they start a route that will end anywhere inside that country.
Well, in this case, the headlights are mandatory in the entire country, but not in the neighboring countries. I’d find it useful to get the reminder, as I regularly forget to turn on headlights during day.
Also, it would be infeasible to edit every segment in the country to accomplish that. At least in Europe, this is typically a whole-country setting, not something that local governments decide, with some exceptions (such as few countries requiring headlights on rural roads only or in winter only).
When you select a segment, the arrows of the turns appear. When you place the mouse cursor over these arrows, a loudspeaker appears for the forced instructions and a clock for the rotation restrictions. Well here are also the difficult turns that you comment.