Jolly drivers

[evn137]

Just like here. The reviews you do, the quicker they are approved or so it seems. Residential changes I noticed aren't reviewed. Commercial changes have reviewers with their alias and a thumbs up and marked approved. I use to get notifications in my e-mail but haven't gotten any recently. All your activities ( one you've looked into )in Map Maker are on the left column while specific edits are in your profile along with dates.


Ed ( evn137 )

[catinthedryer]

I've noticed that when I change residential location markers in Google map editor the changes typically post immediately…changes in the location of business (or public) markers goes into review. I was reviewing local changes last week and came across what appears to be a local tagging crew marking its turf

[txemt]

But like CBenson says, if it isn't locked, I try to fix it in Google Mapmaker, and so far most of my edits have been approved.

Because of my refusal to add my real name to my Google profile, Google has limited my access to doing other things on Google up to and including making any edits in the mapmaker. This weekend, I've finally put my name onto my account, but I'm going through a "review" so they can make sure I am who I say I am and my Google account is still restricted, so......good luck on my end for changing the map.

[Olestas]

I just report wrong address through google maps Report problem. It is usually fixed within a week.

[mapcat]

When Google fixes the issue that I reported in Atlanta over Thanksgiving, and the two in Miami the following week, then maybe I'll change that answer, but they haven't fixed 3 of mine, yet.

I've been waiting even longer for them to move the pin for Port Columbus International Airport to the terminal area instead of a restricted area in a maze of warehouses. Routing to that spot first adds at least 20 minutes to the trip to the terminal.

But like CBenson says, if it isn't locked, I try to fix it in Google Mapmaker, and so far most of my edits have been approved.

[CBenson]

I always try to fix the location with the third party. So my response is to ask what location they were routing to.

[txemt]

Waze gets its addresses from 3rd party clients. You'll have to contact Bing, Google, Yahoo, etc to have that changed.

That's pretty much what I use. When Google fixes the issue that I reported in Atlanta over Thanksgiving, and the two in Miami the following week, then maybe I'll change that answer, but they haven't fixed 3 of mine, yet.

[bgodette]

I assume the road name is already entered into Waze correctly?

I don't get why some users report things like 'no stop sign' or 'missing sign', it's like...that's the road, not Waze. What are you reporting exactly? *scratches head*

Maybe they want us to report it to the department of transportation.

I would reply and say "The issue with the sign should be reported to your local DoT. You can contact them at blah blah blah"

"Dial 311"

[Thortok2000]

I assume the road name is already entered into Waze correctly?

I don't get why some users report things like 'no stop sign' or 'missing sign', it's like...that's the road, not Waze. What are you reporting exactly? *scratches head*

Maybe they want us to report it to the department of transportation.

I would reply and say "The issue with the sign should be reported to your local DoT. You can contact them at blah blah blah"

[elle-emme]

Problem: missing sign - Carmen Dr

The missing sign in question? Half-ripped off an overpass by a semi three months ago. I don't know what exactly they want me to do about it...