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Waze...where has the speed camera reporting gone?

16K views 16 replies 8 participants last post by  idiotzoo  
#1 ·
I've not used waze for some time as my previous car didn't have android auto.

Thought I would test it out this week. The first issue I noticed was the poor screen resolution, road names are I. Blocky super bold and other graphics are not crisp , is this car specific or standard fare when using android auto?🤔

I happened upon a speed safety camera van today. I wasn't forewarned by waze so I thought I would report it for other users to be aware of. To my astonishment the feature was missing 😳

I disconnected from AA to see if it was AA issue, it isn't, it is not available on my phone either. What gives? 🤔

Has this feature been removed from waze now?
 
#13 ·
The way people slow down without warning or reason when there’s plod or camera alerts really pisses me off. Just don’t speed, and there’s no problem. I suspect most people have no idea what speed they’re driving at, hence the slowing down far too much when there’s a threat of being caught. It’s just shit driving. I always tap “not there” on police or mobile cameras when I’m using Waze because frankly I’m really happy with people being caught.
 
#14 · (Edited)
The way people slow down without warning or reason when there’s plod or camera alerts really pisses me off.
I don't understand that. Surely, if someone in front is travelling beyond the limit and you are inside the limit then the gap between you will be increasing. Even if you were both at the same speed you must be at a safe distance so if that gap is increasing with every metre travelled then that safe braking distance will also be increasing. So why should the car in front slowing down to match your own legal speed cause any comment from you? Your own progress is unaffected and the gap between you is still there.

Of course, you may be complaining about someone who is travelling within the legal speed but reacts to a warning beep as they check that they are indeed inside the limit. That is quite common in areas where the limit changes frequently as it is very easy to be caught that way. That can be annoying but a follower driving correctly has enough space to react, especially as the unexpected slowing could be caused by an unseen incident in front and nothing to do with a speed warning. But such a driver is not speeding at all. Just making sure that they are not a victim of a 3mph infringement.