qwaletee wrote:

pjlasl wrote:Waze doing what Waze does best http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/08/gebypa5e.jpg

Sounds like #WazeWin in Fort Worth

iainhouse wrote:

iainhouse wrote:I'm not sure if this counts as a Jolly Driver or a Jolly Editor?

General error
Reported on: January 18, 2015

Reporter February 19, 2015 wrote:Hi,

You recently reported a General Error while on the A4050. Unfortunately Waze hasn't information to identify the problem.

Any additional information you could offer would be appreciated.

Thanks

iainhouse(6) April 05, 2015 wrote:I don't know who asked for more information on Feb 19th because the UR says "Reporter". That means you're also the person who reported the problem in the first place!

Are you going to answer yourself, or can I close this report now?

Postscript: It was both!

Reporter April 06, 2015 wrote:That is embarassing I must have left this as a reminder to myself and then forgot to look...
Go ahead and close it please.

And yes - I too have fallen into this trap before.

fish1552 wrote:Report from Saturday with the route apparently coinciding exactly with the projected route.

"it need to say. continue"

Apparently the person, not having reached their destination, could not determine they were not yet there.

xteejx wrote:Some people are just too stupid

Taco909 wrote:

ploben wrote:

xteejx wrote:Some people are just too stupid

I'm surprised this driver didn't report "police" thinking they might get law enforcement involved.

Don't get me started on "Police" reports.
I send out dozens of "Not There" every time I'm on the road from the jolly drivers who have a cop in the next lane going the same direction.... and frequently it's the same Wazer reporting the same cop over and over.

Waze really needs a third category of "Police - Moving"... that automatically clears from the map after say 30 seconds to 2 minutes based on the speed limit of the road.
Knowing that a cop WAS there is not particularly helpful to a driver 5 miles behind... but it could be helpful to the guy a few seconds behind who happens to be hard on the gas.

The Live Map has it right... "Police Trap Hidden/Visible"
The app should say "Trap" on the reporting screen.

Undearius wrote:Here's an interesting one that Webs101 picked up

tonestertm wrote:

ploben wrote:

Taco909 wrote: The Live Map has it right... "Police Trap Hidden/Visible"
The app should say "Trap" on the reporting screen.

In 9 months I have yet to thumb up a police report from other users. Its either a bad report or the cops here in CT are using Waze and getting smart.

I enthusiastically thumbs-upped a correctly placed Police Report one week ago, as I'm almost certain it saved me from a ticket on an open stretch of highway. The police car was stationary, in a position completely invisible to traffic in my direction, until it was too late.
And now, back to Jolly Drivers! I was certainly a lot happier after that experience.