TheRookie wrote:I've marked it on the map on 3 different occasions.. So why isn't it marked on the map by now???

What process did you follow (start to finish), and when did you do it?

Read the Cameras page in the Waze wiki to start.


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Taco909 wrote:Most of these are not even from editors, and have no idea what happens after they hit "report"
If I'm not mistaken, the usa_xxxxx users are the default assigned to Facebook imports.

That may be the case, I cannot remember, but it is likely. usa_, world_ and il_ accounts are also created if you use Waze without logging in at all.

dude463 wrote:Personally I think that knowing where school zones are (and if available the times that those restricted speed limits are imposed) would be of more help than red light cameras.

Actually, what tends to delay us more is school bus routes. The change in speed in front of an actual school usually increases travel time by 10-15 seconds, but getting stuck behind a bus...that can add minutes.

DallasGrant wrote:

rotus8 wrote:I personally think the warning system for these cameras are annoying as it will warn you every time you pass by the road and reporting that it is not there will not stop the warning until the next update (3-8 weeks on average).

You are correct. It does take a few weeks. The trick here is, update the road segment somehow that the camera is on. Maybe you cannot change anything because it's all correct, Edit the Road segment and then change your setting back and save. This will trigger Waze to hit the segment and remove the camera in a day or two.

Responded to post in Illinois forum addressing this.


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rotus8 wrote:

DallasGrant wrote:I personally think the warning system for these cameras are annoying as it will warn you every time you pass by the road and reporting that it is not there will not stop the warning until the next update (3-8 weeks on average).

I don't think reporting "not there" does anything at all...

It seems reporting "not there" might do something, but not something as useful as causing the camera to not be on the map.

RoadKingClassic wrote:These vehicles are often parked in front of schools and operate 24/7, not just during school hours.

Are you sure?

Md. TRANSPORTATION Code Ann. § 21-809(b)(1)(viii) wrote:A speed monitoring system in a school zone may operate only Monday through Friday between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.

Do you have the camera layer on?

So do you see the cameras you added and cannot approve them or do you not seem them on the edit map at all?