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Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 11:00 am
by fvwazing
davipt wrote: Update: I'm pretty sure it works. With avoid-tolls I can't ever get a route - I doubt there is proper majors and minors connections through all Portugal (I know one of the roads I need to fix here) and then through Spain and France, whilst without avoid-tolls I get one route - but timeout if I ask for alternatives. It's 1400KM to Paris.

Too bad it doesn't work for such long distances. Back in 2005-2007 navigation worked perfectly form me with Wayfinder and Nokia devices - Düsseldorf-Lisbon is 2400KM. (full disclosure: I might have been involved in the shameful destruction of Wayfinder, I apologize for my small part in it)
Expect all this to change when the roadrank-based longdistance routing is in place. Probably change for worst first, hopefully for better later ;-).

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 7:45 pm
by fvwazing
Like this? If you get a list of alternatives it is in there too.
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Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 12:46 am
by fvwazing
Given the extreme diversity in prizing schemes in use worldwide - don't hold your breath. Pricing can vary upon vehicletype, number of axes, number of occupants, season, day of the week, time, traffic conditions on other roads.

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Sat Jun 08, 2013 12:31 pm
by fvwazing
Given the extreme diversity in prizing schemes in use worldwide - don't hold your breath. Pricing can vary upon vehicletype, number of axes, number of occupants, season, day of the week, time, traffic conditions on other roads.

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 1:17 pm
by fvwazing

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 1:01 am
by fvwazing
DIASHI wrote:

Make it red?

Yes, and have it blink and make it bigger. I agree with you that it is easily overseen. And don't listen to the young folks, by the time they need glasses they will be happy to have a big red blinking toll-sign too.

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 1:46 pm
by g0wfv
I've not read the whole thread, so apologies if this has been requested previously!

After a journey which involved a suggested route along the M6 toll, I enabled the avoid toll option to get a more 'pocket friendly' route, only to 'forget' to disable it on a journey where the expected route would have been the Dartford Crossing. The suggested route on that trip was via the Blackwall Tunnel, thus doing what it should, but not an ideal route for me!

I would like to see an 'avoid toll roads' option on a per journey basis. Some toll roads I prefer to avoid (ie M6 toll) whereas others I don't mind as the alternative route is a little convoluted (ie Dartford Crossing or Humber Bridge!)

Perhaps a popup that only appears if the global avoid is unselected and the route suggested then contains a toll road?

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 2:56 pm
by g0wfv
fvwazing wrote:Or an indicator, like this? If you get a list of alternatives it is in there too.
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Do you know, I've never noticed that! I'll get back in my box then :D

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2013 6:37 am
by HandofMadness
Hi, I'm an editor in the United States. I've been getting complaints from people being routed onto toll roads, but they claim "avoid toll roads" is selected in the client.

I have verified in the editor the roads are properly marked as toll roads, and can confirm I'm never routed onto them myself (I have avoid toll roads checked) when going on trips where the toll roads are unquestionably faster.

Any suggestion on what those drivers should do? I'm guess try toggling it off and on a few times, and if it doesn't work, try reinstalling Waze?

Re: Toll roads option in the client

Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2012 1:59 pm
by harling
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:Looks like US has the avoidance option now. Yay!
...and there was much rejoicing.