redtruckroad wrote:I drive over them to and from work on a highway upgrade project and never get any credit. Guess it's not working as expected here?

It could be that someone else munched them first, but the app/map doesn't update live for this feature. It's ultimately up to the server to determine who gets "credit" for munching.

Some roads have little dots on them... These are roads that haven't been traveled enough for Waze to have good data on directionality, geometry, turn restrictions, etc... When you drive on them, your icon turns into something similar to PacMan and "eats" the "cookies" (dots) off the road... You get extra points for doing this...

If there is any significant user base in where you are, these roads are few and far between. I've found them to be mostly newly created roads & cul-de-sacs that are well off main roads...

It's measured in feet in the US (as in 12 inches), not in dots...

jasonh300 wrote:

AndyPoms wrote:It's measured in feet in the US (as in 12 inches), not in dots...

Is dots some kind of metric measurement? Seems like I remember being warned about microdots when I was in school...

That was in direct response to the question:

Kairiste wrote:So I am guessing that my count is how many of those little dots I've eaten? or literally how many feet of that kind of road I have traveled?

AndyPoms wrote:It's measured in feet in the US (as in 12 inches), not in dots...

Is dots some kind of metric measurement? Seems like I remember being warned about microdots when I was in school...

Wow thanks so much - I was taking guesses but they were never even close to that - now I will know which way to go if I have a little extra time

So I am guessing that my count is how many of those little dots I've eaten? or literally how many feet of that kind of road I have traveled?

Thanks!

I drive over them to and from work on a highway upgrade project and never get any credit. Guess it's not working as expected here?