Yes, there are NO absolutes in Waze's routing -- it's all based on penalties.Taco909 wrote:Yup... Reverse connectivity.
"Permitted" turn onto a Non-permitted direction.
Normally not an issue for routing, though I have heard that under certain situations, Waze MAY route the wrong way down a one-way, just as it may route a prohibited left turn out of a side street if there is no other way to route to the destination.
So if the penalty for going the wrong way down a one way street is less than the alternate detour, it will tell you to do that.
It's not clear how long these penalties are -- in general they seem to be enough to mean that it functions like an absolute.
That said, it's always good to make sure that you have all possible penalties in place -- a Revconn means that there is no penalty for the turn, just for the wrong direction. Removing the revconn means there would be a penalty for an incorrect turn, as well as one for the wrong direction.
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