Hello,

I was having a look at this URL about Update Requests (URs) in Waze:

https://www.waze.com/wiki/index.php/Upd ... sations.29

And there is the following paragraph:

https://www.waze.com/wiki/index.php/Update_Requests_in_Waze_Map_Editor#Etiquette_.28Guidelines_for_handling_conversations.29 wrote:Orientation

When reviewing the route, it is easy to be confused by the turn direction arrows displayed at junctions. Remember that these will display the turn for the direction being traveled. Because the Waze Map Editor uses north-up orientation, for a route going south, these turn arrows will appear to be backwards. You need to put yourself in the orientation of the driver.

Is it possible that this information is out of date? Could it be that it was meant for an older version of the WME?

Because I think that all of the turns I've seen marked in the different Update Requests I've solved until today are shown in the north-up orientation that's pointed to in that text. What I am saying is that the turns shown in the URs are not in the direction that's being traveled but in the actual direction one is seeing for the turn indication.

I'm not sure I am making my point clear.

Let me explain this with an example. When you have an UR about "turn not allowed" and you see the turn icon on the junction in the WME, and the turn icon you see is "turn left" or "turn right" you don't need to bend your neck to put your head into that direction.

Does anyone understand what I am saying?