Hallo, I’m an Italian “very young” Wazer :oops: and I have a suggestion: to make Waze warn us ALWAYS when exceeding speed limits 
, regardless of the proximity of a camera. It could be possibly done by changing the colour of the speed icon (i.e., for example from gray to yellow and then red) to make the message very intuitive 
, without compel us to distract to read the small numbers on the icon.
Thanks.
Antonella 
Ciao Antonella,
This could be a quite nice feature.
I would wote for that too.
cheers
True. But it could be done in the same way Wazers edit maps: authorized users can report speed limits, that should be confirmed by following Wazers. It could be started at the beginning on freeways and highways (both major and minor); and we could imagine a colour code for the speed icon also for the “uncovered” roads: for example , blue when there are no validate speed limits, green for correct speed (or below), yellow for speed near the limit (or uncertain), and red when the ticket is sure .
I have actually grown to be against this idea. I would rather see waze color code the speed based on the averages.
If you are significantly below averages your speed would show red, a little below yellow, at averages green, a little above blue, significantly above purple.
Since waze is targeted at commuters this seems to fit better.
You realize that you are faster than average HALF the time?
Not if they use the maximum average speed for the segment. Waze records the average speed at 10-15 minutes intervals, so by using the maximum of those averages, all rush hour traffic, accidents, etc. would be filtered out.
You realize that, in every interval, you are faster than the average for that interval HALF the time?
Of course, hence the word average lol it’s obvious to me anyway
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Only with a uniform distribution.
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Yes, and that’s why I suggested using the maximum average.
I am not sure what a “maximum average” looks like. But I am quite sure I do no want that connected to my chances to get fined.
In the minimum of 1008* average buckets per week there will be one bucket that’s got the largest number, and as you mentioned this number probably has very little correlation to the posted speed limit in most countries.
*There could be more than 1008 buckets per week, but that is the minimum number for what can be seen using the widget.
Slightly off topic, but i have noticed the speedometer on Waze is 2 miles slower than the digital speedometer in my car. Has anyone else noticed a difference or should i get my speedometer checked out?
Standard, your speedo is legally required to not show you going slower than you actually are so manufacturers err on the side o caution. It’s better with newer models but I’ve seen older cars be overstated by 10%.
Satnav devices have no such legal requirement so will typically be more accurate (YMMV so always best to side with the car speedo if you’re not sure)
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Thank you so much. I usually do trust the car speedometer over Waze the speedometer. Was just wondering and you taught me something i didn’t know. Alright, off to bed I’m tired.