The wiki implies that state shields are working:
The Live Map will parse "State Rte xx" and "State Hwy yyy" and show a sign badge.
The wiki implies that state shields are working:
The Live Map will parse "State Rte xx" and "State Hwy yyy" and show a sign badge.
i074111104110 wrote:Drove five Massachusetts numbered routes and passed another today and none of them have shields in the Waze app.
(1A, 27, 109, 115, 126, 140)
jasonm128 wrote:I'm pretty sure that MA-xxx is pronounced just fine when used on a ramp. For example, this:
https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lo ... s=71334796
is pronounced "to EYE-95 north, Massachusetts 128 north, Massachusetts 30, New Hampshire, Maine". Is the pronunciation different when used on another kind of road segment?
Anyway, I like the MA-xxx convention but if Waze isn't going to play ball and make this pronounced according to local customs, then I guess SR-xxx is as good as anything else. The usage of the term "Route" when referring to a state highway is so pervasive and consistent around here that anything else will be unintelligible to most drivers. At least "state route" has the word "route" in it so some people may understand. However, I think many people don't even realize that what they call a "route" is actually a state road, so the leading "state" is still likely to confuse them.
tedtrost wrote:harling wrote:... I suggest using the MA-## designation.
I think that TTS pronounces that as "mah".
What if we made the standard "Route XX"? That is the way people refer to state routes in Mass, correct?
The Live Map will parse "State Rte xx" and "State Hwy yyy" and show a sign badge.
Refer to the road naming by state table for specific formatting of each state.
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