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Added a stop for 1st time...map editing

Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 7:02 pm
by clsx2
I have never had the need to add a stop, but I was stopping for coffee on my way home from class so after letting waze automatically set home I added a stop for coffee. The coffee shop is on a route home but not the route waze would normally take me. So knowing how to get there I headed out only to be told to go a really stupid way that would have taken me on side streets which would have added miles and lots of time to the trip.

I ignored the 1st direction to get off the freeway but it just kept trying to reroute me back, even as I was turning into the coffee shop! Did I misuse the add a stop or was waze going crazy on me??

So while driving I reported the issue as wrong directions, then got an email saying so and so couldn't fix issue, long story short I thought heck I'll try my hand at editing. However, it only shows me the route I took and not the route that waze was trying to take me. Is there a way to view the route it recommended so that I can update/change to the route it should have been?

So while I was here I figured i'd also report some on ramps that will be closed for awhile. I found ramp and clicked green arrow to red arrow. I'm hoping that is what I needed to do to disallow traffic. Could someone confirm? If wrong I want to correct ASAP.

Thanks

Re: Added a stop for 1st time...map editing

Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 8:19 pm
by AlanOfTheBerg
bigbear3764 wrote:The add a stop feature has been acting weird lately giving strange routing. There was a thread in here somewhere on it.
It's been posted to status.waze.com and tweeted as well.

Added a stop for 1st time...map editing

Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 2:19 pm
by Bigbear3764
The add a stop feature has been acting weird lately giving strange routing. There was a thread in here somewhere on it.


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Added a stop for 1st time...map editing

Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 5:23 am
by jmp316
Sometimes when editing you'll have to look at a lot of segments in the area to find the problem. It's not always an easy fix and takes some time.