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qwaletee wrote:INteresting that it is still assigned to Waze, and not to Google.

Although I'm guessing Israel considers it Google's now.

Kobes1878 wrote:Look at the name of the Inventors - All waze's.

I have no idea what you are saying. Google bought Waze.

You've all seen the apartment complexes and shopping centers with every lane (incorrectly) mapped. But now I bring you the (incorrectly) mapped cemetery! For extra fun, it looks like a stocking. How that relates is beyond me.
https://www.waze.com/editor/?zoom=5&lon ... TTTTTTTFTT

I especially like the single toll road segment...

Just how much patience would have been required to place 3000+ individual landmarks?

Raindance anyone??

Hi,

Found this little gem in South London - Snake Charmers required


Problem:

When coming from tournay road and turning into hartismere road, map doesn't recognise faster way to Burnthwaite road is via the daws road. Also the Burnthwaite road shows on the map like a dancing snake

shawndoc wrote:Sadly I didn't see this thread today. I already cleaned up the really bad intersections, and one stretch of highway which pretty much resembled this, only worse.

intersection.jpg

Most of the town has been like this though.

Please watch that ramp from Morton to York. I've seen some very bad routing solutions due to ramps between streets. Ramps have a much higher priority than streets, so the router will go out of its way to get that ramp bonus in some cases. According to the guidelines, ramps are only to be used for major highways and freeways, never at-grade. As I recall, short-cuts / turn lanes / whatever you want to call that segment should have the same road type as the highest road it touches.

davielde wrote:He was trying to solve a missing road report, and he didn't miss much in the process.

Ugly red roads, me don't like.