Which is wrong, as my car takes diesel and not petrolTimbones wrote:That's actually a localisation under our control. Petrol Station is what they are commonly called.Property_Guru wrote:I see we now call them car parks rather than parking lots.
All we need now is for Waze to call the locations we refill our cars as Fuel Station rather than Petrol Stations and all will be rosy
hear hear!theMadcabbie wrote:Personally I'd like to delete them all and start again....
We tend to call them Garages...Property_Guru wrote:All we need now is for Waze to call the locations we refill our cars as Fuel Station rather than Petrol Stations and all will be rosy
So this second lot aren't all safe from the discrepancies
I am totally with you here... Car Parks is now at the bottom a long list (and yes the car park error list is growing)TheMKLightning wrote:There are now car park points created by Waze where the was a car park area created and updated by me. Until they wind back all car park info to where we were before this stupid project started I am not touching another car park.
If they then wish to start the project again and implement it properly I will consider providing assistance
Very, very disappointed
With regard to Supermarket Car Parks i.e restricted and Private car parks, I understood we don't map these at all as areas, just the PLR's.Set the Car Park Type, this is important as Waze should not offer Restricted nor Private car park types to users when nearing their destination.
Public: Unrestricted access If you can park and then go where you please it is classed as Public, the majority of Council managed car parks are Public. Where a car park is associated with several businesses you should use your best judgement.
Restricted: Public access with some restrictions (customers, visitors, partons, etc) Frequently car parks associated with supermarkets, retail parks and other businesses have notices displayed stating that the car park is for customer use only, these are classed as Restricted.
Private: Limited access (residents, employees, etc) Car Parks that are clearly signed as staff / residents only are classed as Private, these types of car parks often have barriers or gates across the access.
I've experienced both.Timbones wrote:I'd just like to clarify something: MPs are reappearing even when the imported car park point has been deleted or converted? I need to be sure before I fire it across to Waze...
Re: Car Park Guidelines for the Parking Project