We never did figure out who was responsible for the bad name. The map raider who put on the speed limits never noticed the name. We don't know now when it happened. The editor who worked on the nearby basemap didn't observe the incorrect name back in November. So we'll never know. It's fixed now.

I hate it when that happens. So many popping noises.

Low res photo?

I guess "out of donuts" would be a reason to close down...

bgodette wrote:

jenncard wrote: "are you trying to kill us?" as the final UR after a sequence of reports along a VERY disconnected highway

Should spell out YES with the highway after that point.

I hate to not add anything of substance, but in this case I just have to say:

Just saw this UR:

"brought me through the ghetto"

Maybe we do need that avoid ghetto option

harling wrote:

WeeeZer14 wrote:Just saw this UR:

"brought me through the ghetto"

Maybe we do need that avoid ghetto option

Tell the Wazer there is an easy solution: drive through the area very slowly several times; eventually, the average speed will drop and make other routes more attractive.

Ignoring the inability to respond to the Wazer right now of course, I was tempted to be able to say "Waze gives the fastest route and the through ghetto route appears fastest. Probably due to people like you high tailing it out of there or gang bangers speeding away from the latest drive by. Therefore Waze is acting perfectly normal in this situation."

I like your statement as a way for them to change the behavior if they don't like it though

Found today in NJ, in a more affluent section:

"see all these turnoffs? They're not turnoffs. Their driveways. Fancy fancy driveways."

At least the driveways were set as private roads

Oh here is another good one. From a group of reports on top of someone's house a little way off the road:

"no traffic--- always a <15 mph road, residential and narrow."

Hmm. Maybe there wouldn't be a traffic jam reported outside of your window if you weren't running Waze in your house!