Pretty normal rush hour total here in NYC.

Tokyo rush hour....or pretty much any other time of the day....there may be a grand total of a half-dozen or so.

Not in Tokyo, but within about a 100km radius of Tokyo.

I wish there were some way to totally disable all traffic reports, because the only ones I get are those behind me that Waze generated off of my own driving. Utterly useless.

Friday afternoon rush in LA

Halloween night in LA

Here in Huntington, WV there might be 5 of us.

Tonight there were over 400 (don't remember the exact number) here in the Philadelphia area.

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At 4:15 pm local time, there are 367 Wazers around me in Philadelphia.

Spil wrote:

AlanOfTheBerg wrote:

wl02703 wrote:How do you see the amount of Wazers in your area? Or is it another NA server thing.

Shortly after starting Waze, where the ETA would show when navigating, a small popup will appear for a short time. It is only a NA thing, I think due to definition of "metro areas" from something I read recently.

http://www.waze.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 27#p101027

Is this perhaps yet another cool iPhone toy that we underprivileged droiders don't get to play with? Or is it something open only to big-city areas?

I'm an Android user and the data shows up on my phone. It must be a metro area statistic.

At 5:30pm yesterday, I saw the highest number for the Philadelphia area...489 Wazers. I think I'm going to obsess over tbis number every day now.

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I noticed something strange today...I was in Bristol, PA around 1pm and Waze showed 277 users around me. An hour later, I was in Trenton, NJ (about 8 miles north) and when I opened Waze there were 984 users. Was the 8 mile difference that dramatic? Did Waze suddenly consider me in the New York metro area? Trenton is less than 20 miles from Philadelphia, but I can't think of anything else.

Up to 597 Wazers here in Philadelphia when I turned it on at 515 pm today. Definitely seeing an increase week to week.

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