(missed sketch's last post) I agree that the "dictionary definition" vs "legal definition" paragraph doesn't help in understanding which roads are classified as highways in Waze. Considering sources of government funding, it seems that we may even be closer to the legal definition than the dictionary definition in many cases.
As for FC continuity, can we be specific about which roads get upgraded to provide connections? I like sketch's illustration, but what criteria determine whether a road like
this that connects an interchange to another highway gets upgraded to the same type of the highway. Must it have signage to that highway and be under a certain length?
Two other things with the page:
the1who wrote:I have an issue with the
https://wiki.waze.com/wiki/Road_types/U ... .2FTaxiway Wiki.
When I review it, I read it, and then I see the image next to it, the image referenced is very misleading. I say this as the text says, do not map taxiways, but yet the image shows runway/taxiway road type for a bit of a taxiway between the runway threshold and the community, which the wiki is saying don't map. Can someone either replace the image or modify the example? Thanks!
I would like to propose replacing the image in question with

. Even though it is less informative, it would match the kinds of images provided for other road types and not be misleading.
Also, in
https://wiki.waze.com/wiki/Road_types/USA#Driveways, I would like to change the first sentence of the paragraph to "Residents of most urban communities have very short driveways between the named road they live on and the garage or carport on their property." That's more accurate.