Thanks for everyone’s input on the matter.
I tried the navigation a few times in instances in which there wouldn’t be toll roads even close to necessary, and it directed me to toll roads. It was interesting behaviour. In Pennsylvania and New Jersey, I could understand it.
Then again, there were issues sitting at a stop light. It would ask me if I was in traffic, which I could only assume was a map issue. A “stop light” button added to the “yes” and “no” buttons would have helped there. Then, the map would rotate 90 degrees and then, another 90 degrees, facing me the other way, while still sitting at the red light.
It was interesting through Atlanta, and more helpful on I-75, in general, than on local roads. Getting alerts from 25 miles away seemed counter-productive.
I’ll take it off my phone and wait a year to try it again. Android was certainly much better after a year, so hopefully Waze will be, also.
Good luck to all of you.