Road closed, except access to residents.
Location: between
51.579150, -1.795675
and
51.578917, -1.797799
Reason: Road maintenance
Dates: Between 18/10/2021 and 31/10/2021 inclusive
Thank you
Road closed, except access to residents.
Location: between
51.579150, -1.795675
and
51.578917, -1.797799
Reason: Road maintenance
Dates: Between 18/10/2021 and 31/10/2021 inclusive
Thank you
Closure now in place - thanks!
Please try and supply a permalink of the relevant map segments with future requests, as per this forum topic.
Thank you for dealing with this, @Iangpowell
Regarding supplying a permalink of the relevant map segments, I have looked at the forum topic that you linked to.
I don’t understand how to do what you want. The post mentions an Editor. Where do I access this Editor?
(Sorry to ask you this. I have tried to find out myself, but while I find navigating the roads a pleasure with Waze, I find it hard to navigate the instructions here on the website :()
Not a problem at all - let me point you in the direction of how to get into map editing with Waze!
The Waze Map Editor (WME) can be found here.
As you’ve already found the UK Forums, a great place to start is the UK Mentoring subforum, which has a couple of great posts on a map editing introduction and a quick start presentation.
We’re all a friendly bunch though, so always happy to offer tips and tricks along the way - you can post to the forum as you have, or send a PM to any of the senior editors.
Wazeopedia is also a great resource to further your knowledge and has it’s own quickstart guides.
EDIT - and to answer your permalink question directly, this is how to do it in the WME!
That’s helpful, thank you @iangpowell
To check that I’ve understood correctly, I’ve created the permalink. I believe that this is it:
Please let me know if I got it right.
Thank you again!
EDIT: I’ve just discovered that the nine-dot menu at the top of the screen has useful links ![]()
Perfect, looks good to me. The only other thing I’d consider doing before creating the permalink is to zoom out one or two clicks so that you can guarantee all selected segments are visible (editors will all use different sized screens at different resolutions).