Didn't do anything special, just casually drove off work Is it only me?

It's going to be easier now with the feature enabled

A good few reports I submitted with SLB were for segments that had speed limits in place, but with the feature off I'd never know. Plenty of them, I had updated myself too On the other hand, there are plenty of segments I drive frequently, realising only now that had no limits. So I believe this will speed up now, but we'll also need to visit some of the odd reports.

True, and again, I believe with the feature enabled these will be spotted at no time..

Someone is spamming us with 80km/h reports all over town. I set two dozens of them as not identified today:


Unfortunately, I have associated many of them with the clearway sign:

Has anyone tried reporting new/incorrect speed limits through Waze's native function?

I've tried it a good few times during the last couple of weeks, naturally expecting to see them on the WME but they're nowhere to be found..

If it's not only buggy only for me, it might be the reason there is minimum progress on the remaining segments with no speed limit. Can you maybe test it your end David?

Experienced editors will find a way of working it out - I have the speed limit show at all times in the app and use Waze SLB to report incorrect/missing. I also use the Highlights extension to identify them in WME.

However, my concern is that we have many active users lately and potentially some reports for new/incorrect speed limits through Waze's native function. It's a pity if they are lost, or as you mentioned earlier, possibly disabled in the editor. Hence, no progress for a while.

Thanks for the update David!!

I'll be heading to Cuilcagh mountain for the bank holiday weekend so N3 and N87 in Caval/Leitrim will get a bunch of updates

Bumped on this lovely website today, and it seems very accurate. I think it's a very handy tool

http://product.itoworld.com/map/124?lon ... 05&zoom=14

davidg666 wrote:Interesting! Given that it's sourced from OpenStreetMap though, we can't use it to set our own speed limits.

Not aware of that. Why not?