herrchin wrote:Ok, drop the last 2 WME Closest Segment was the first one a SM pointed me to, since it helps with Place editing (a good task for a new editor). WME HN Tool is likewise useful for someone cutting their teeth on house number editing, and easily understanding imported vs. "nudged".

Done

Montana Wiki page To_Do_List has been updated to reflect the removal of US-10 from the list. It was replaced by I-90 and I-94. If you see it while updating SL on said interstates please remove it.

Hey guys while editing Interstates, US Hwys and State Hwys, it would be helpful if you could enter in the speed limits. Be careful when setting the FC on highways as they will change. The majority of US Hwy's are 65mph but double check as some are 70mph.https://wiki.waze.com/wiki/images/8/8b/MH_to_mH.jpg

After you have finished one of the following interstates or highways you can go ahead and edit the Montana's Interstate and Highways completion list. It will help us track where we are on the SL process and naming convention.
https://wiki.waze.com/wiki/images/2/29/Edit_bar.png

Thanks guys for the hard work!

The To_Do section has been updated.

Guidelines for rest area closures have been added to the Wiki.

herrchin wrote: Since the Rest Area is still searchable / in search results, what about adding "CLOSED FOR SEASON" to the name as well? Even though the RTC would be in place, Waze would still route you to the nearest segment that it is able to use, if the Wazer chose that rest area. I'm thinking of people trying to find a close bathroom... don't want them thinking they've got a valid stop in 10 miles if it is actually closed, and they should deviate into a town instead.

Yes the rest area is still searchable. Updating the rest area it's self is a must. Placing CLOSED within the Name filed and within the description field will give the Wazer them visual information that it's closed. I should have mentioned and implemented that we will need to remove all information on the "More Information" area thus helping the end user identify what is available to them.