harling wrote:So you're suggesting that when the client snaps to a railroad segment, it should become a train-ish icon on other Wazer's clients and the Livemap?

This is more than I expected. Automatic icon helps of course better to understand how rail transport affects to road transport. If impact is high, then it is possible to make Waze even better in future.

Of course there are exceptions like car train in some countries. Train between FR-UK is not good sample, this is more like subway, but train itself is something similar.

PS. I know good place for Waze office too, if needed.

BlazeTool wrote: You forgot making the "chugga chugga, chugga chugga, choo choo!" whenever your location changes.

Better is if Waze makes loudly "train is leaving station" sound
http://www.sounddogs.com/sound-effects/ ... GS__st.mp3
and you may superfast pick phone from pocket and turn Waze off

Twister_UK wrote:It might still be advantageous to allow the client to run in "offline" mode, so that if, say, you're on the train/ferry/whatever about to reach the stop where you're then going to jump into your car to complete your onward journey, then you could fire up Waze and get a headstart on planning your drive.

Ferry is bit easier question and in Estonia Waze have no problem with ferries https://world.waze.com/editor/?zoom=3&l ... FFTFTTTTFT Of course it will be nicer to have "Ferry line" road type and "Ice road" too (you may see them on same map named as "Jäätee:").

Offtopic: Top Gear on Estonian ice-roads http://www.topgear.com/uk/photos/Drivin ... 2013-03-01 Why they do not use Waze?

It might still be advantageous to allow the client to run in "offline" mode, so that if, say, you're on the train/ferry/whatever about to reach the stop where you're then going to jump into your car to complete your onward journey, then you could fire up Waze and get a headstart on planning your drive.