In that case don't change a thing until you have personally verified the layout of the road in question. Aerials can be out of date, construction can totally change the layout of an intersection or interchange and until the aerials are updated the road will fail to match the GPS tracks. Now GPS tracks are not the most up to date either anymore.

Thus leaving the option of going out and driving the road.

Now I go and look at the link.
Both the roads were last edited in April, that is more than long enough for the GPS tracks to adjust to match a new route, as the GPS tracks follow the drawn roads exactly (except for the normal small percentage of bad track off-shoots). I definitely think the images are out of date.

I agree that it make sense what you are saying.
So the question how come the editor error are keep being generated.
I killed them many times over the last few months, so what is there now is fresh new.

I will take a drive to verify the spot.

Thanks,
hmarian.

hmarian wrote:I agree that it make sense what you are saying.
So the question how come the editor error are keep being generated.
I killed them many times over the last few months, so what is there now is fresh new.

I will take a drive to verify the spot.

Thanks,
hmarian.

GPS points have a history of being WAY out of date. However, we had a recent update in the U.S. I would think that would cover the entire NA server, but maybe Canada is separate. If a MP has been generated, there absolutely should be GPS tracks because that's what the MP shows you.

EDIT: While you're in that area, there's several disconnected roads in this neighborhood and an incomplete road that need attention (install Colour Highlights if you don't already have it).

https://www.waze.com/editor/?zoom=5&lat ... FTTFTTTTFT