Manhattan street numbers (instead of nicknames)
In Manhattan, many streets have nicknames that appear on signs (typically honoring people, etc.)
West 63rd Street's nickname is (believe it or not) Sesame Street. As cute as it is, I think announcing the street number as opposed to the nickname makes sense. It's easier if you're at 62nd street to know where 63rd is...it's harder if Waze announces 'make left on Sesame Street'.
Not sure of the other blocks, but a review of Manhattan streets to apply a uniform standard (numbers only) might make sense.
https://www.waze.com/ul?ll=40.77059684% ... es&zoom=17
https://patch.com/new-york/upper-west-s ... nniversary
West 63rd Street's nickname is (believe it or not) Sesame Street. As cute as it is, I think announcing the street number as opposed to the nickname makes sense. It's easier if you're at 62nd street to know where 63rd is...it's harder if Waze announces 'make left on Sesame Street'.
Not sure of the other blocks, but a review of Manhattan streets to apply a uniform standard (numbers only) might make sense.
https://www.waze.com/ul?ll=40.77059684% ... es&zoom=17
https://patch.com/new-york/upper-west-s ... nniversary
Re: Manhattan street numbers (instead of nicknames)