Actually, you can have an ideea of road usage with GPS Points, provided everything is updated. If you choose "color tracks", each color is a different pass.

For the reference, GPS Points works with zoom 100m/200ft or higher (took me 2 weeks to learn that), you only see the points from the last 30 days and they are updated in about 2 days after the trip appears in the user's archive.

I'm afraid that 'regular' Wazers cannot see that information. Even the area managers can only see the average speed on a road segment. I'm sure Waze-support has that information, but I fear this is sensitive business information and since Waze is a business, they will not disclose that info to the public. But I might be wrong...

Oh, but I agree it is a big incentive for the area manager to see how people benefit from their blood, sweat and (sometimes) tears.

addrian20 wrote:Actually, you can have an ideea of road usage with GPS Points, provided everything is updated. If you choose "color tracks", each color is a different pass.

True, I stand corrected

Hmm, if that is a "business secret", atleast perhaps, as an incentive for Waze addicts, they may provide such information as "number of times your roads helped somebody beat the traffic jam" type of points.

The place where I stay has a lot of bylanes, and slip-roads. Most of them are not in the map of Waze yet. So I would try to map as many as possible an it would be great to know that they are being later used by Waze for its automatic routing for other or my use.