Tap the looking Glass icon, then on the field to enter text, then instead of typing in an address there should be a row of icons at the top with one being a pump.

It only works if you have a routing active.

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Yeah, it's useless a lot of times. I wonder why they don't partner with Gasbuddy. That would be awesome.

I use Gasbuddy to check the gas prices and then Waze my way there.

Little complicated but works good.

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LewisBriskin wrote:My only problem with the gas prices along a route, is that they are not always up-to-date. So if you decide to go to one, you never know if the prices are right?

That is not just gas prices along routes, it is most gas prices. If drivers don't update the prices regularly, the prices will usually be wrong.

Gasbuddy is still the same concept. You count on people with knowledge of the gas prices to update it. It can be just as wrong or out of date as Waze. The only difference is that Gasbuddy is specifically designed to report gas prices, so they tend to be reported more often and Waze is designed to be an navigation system that has the ability to report gas prices.

My only problem with the gas prices along a route, is that they are not always up-to-date. So if you decide to go to one, you never know if the prices are right?

Gasbuddy is better but they too are not always updated. It is a hit or miss....

GasBuddy has a number of advantages & differences
1st: GasBuddy for many stations is updated by the station itself.
2nd: The users are rewarded for reporting prices so though most of us update them because we want to make life easier for others, more people update because it is somewhat of a game & they get status for it.
3rd: If people update wrong prices more than a few times in GasBuddy their updates don't go through, unlike Google Maps & Waze who have people update with ridiculously wrong information because they like chaos & they do it all over & they're stuck until they each get fixed