Frankly, I'm surprised at the restraint in using the F-word in URs in your neighborhood!mdqueenz wrote:Geez, they complain about everything!Type: General error
Description: traffic moving good
Reported on: yesterday
Go South, it's 70 degrees in New Orleans.joshellis625 wrote:Type: General error
Description: frozen
Reported on: December 15
Isn't it great when they take the time to type in a detailed explanation, yet give no useful information whatsoever?bscharff wrote:...
Probably holding the phone in their lap. Whenever I ride in someone else's car and run Waze, my GPS is all over the place. In either of my personal vehicles with the Waze windshield mount, I can tell what lane I was in most of the time.Ayzmo wrote:Type: General error
Description: direction of my car is incorrect
Reported on: yesterday
The image looks like the person did donuts in the middle of an intersection
Most likely told to turn onto a different road, and by the time it was reported, Waze had already recalculated and given the route that you saw.RodNav wrote:But you posted the report exactly at the intersection where waze told you to turn left, which you didn't obey. Or is there another way to interpret the description.Description: told to turn left 200m after the road
GREAT SCOTT!!!daknife wrote:Unless it's Doc Brown Driving his Delorean
The Department of Transportation was in need of help, so they enlisted the IGN team.khaytsus wrote:A bit off topic, but.. jolly.... sign placers?
Hint: Hotel California
http://goo.gl/maps/jyAS6
Yeah right...Sasquatch doesn't live in Texas.bscharff wrote:Yup.
Whoa...this just completely blew my mind. How about the gear pattern? Is first on the left or the right? I know Reverse is totally in the wrong place on my BMW. I've also heard that the turn signal stalk is on the right side and the key goes on the left.AndyPoms wrote:Wait, are your pedals backwards over there too?? Normal cars go Clutch, Brake, Gas (left to right).
I had never used the term "roundabout" until I started editing Waze maps. However, I knew exactly what it was. I called them traffic circles before, however they weren't prevalent enough that I used that term on any kind of regular basis either.AndyPoms wrote:We can't make a Connecticut specific translation, although, what are they called around the US? Which is the most popular? I know "roundabout" is a British term, maybe it doesn't fit the US English translation.General error (user reported)
Description: roundabouts are called traffic circles
General error somewhere along the lines of: This street has the wrong street name. I drive here every day and report this every day but nobody ever puts int he correct street name. Please fix the street name...
continues another 1000 characters or so but never once includes the correct *^%@%<# street name! Come on! You had to have pulled over and typed for 10 minutes to include this description, but you couldn't type in a 7 character street name? What the hell is wrong with you!?
continues another 1000 characters or so but never once includes the correct *^%@%<# street name! Come on! You had to have pulled over and typed for 10 minutes to include this description, but you couldn't type in a 7 character street name? What the hell is wrong with you!?
Re: Jolly drivers