Edit restricted access roads & pedestrian areas

by | Dec 5, 2015

A cut-out board with various icons and images commonly used in Waze

An important change in the way we are editing restricted access roads en pedestrian areas.
Because of changes in the routing server we are forced to make some changes to the wiki. We discussed this with Waze and apart from bug fixes they are not planning on making any other changes right now. Do you find any bugs yourself with routing, please consult me, or another GC and we will look into it.
The following wiki-pages are changed:”
Walking trail
Pedestrian boardwalk
New page:
Benelux Non-Drivable
This is how the routingserver handles the roadtypes:
Street – The routing server navigates normally to the designated destination. (flag)
Private (street with restriction) – The routing server navigates normally to the designated destination.
Walking trail – The routing server navigates to the closest junction with a drivable segment.
Pedestrian boardwalk – The routing server navigates to the geographical closest drivable segment.
Note: Please keep in mind that PB’s when set to “unknown” will not fix the client. This will cause all speed-info to be placed on other segments, just like railroad currently does.
If there are any questions or remarks, feel free to ask them!!!

Edit restricted access roads & pedestrian areas

by | Dec 5, 2015

A cut-out board with various icons and images commonly used in Waze

An important change in the way we are editing restricted access roads en pedestrian areas.
Because of changes in the routing server we are forced to make some changes to the wiki. We discussed this with Waze and apart from bug fixes they are not planning on making any other changes right now. Do you find any bugs yourself with routing, please consult me, or another GC and we will look into it.
The following wiki-pages are changed:”
Walking trail
Pedestrian boardwalk
New page:
Benelux Non-Drivable
This is how the routingserver handles the roadtypes:
Street – The routing server navigates normally to the designated destination. (flag)
Private (street with restriction) – The routing server navigates normally to the designated destination.
Walking trail – The routing server navigates to the closest junction with a drivable segment.
Pedestrian boardwalk – The routing server navigates to the geographical closest drivable segment.
Note: Please keep in mind that PB’s when set to “unknown” will not fix the client. This will cause all speed-info to be placed on other segments, just like railroad currently does.
If there are any questions or remarks, feel free to ask them!!!

Edit restricted access roads & pedestrian areas

by | Dec 5, 2015

A cut-out board with various icons and images commonly used in Waze

An important change in the way we are editing restricted access roads en pedestrian areas.
Because of changes in the routing server we are forced to make some changes to the wiki. We discussed this with Waze and apart from bug fixes they are not planning on making any other changes right now. Do you find any bugs yourself with routing, please consult me, or another GC and we will look into it.
The following wiki-pages are changed:”
Walking trail
Pedestrian boardwalk
New page:
Benelux Non-Drivable
This is how the routingserver handles the roadtypes:
Street – The routing server navigates normally to the designated destination. (flag)
Private (street with restriction) – The routing server navigates normally to the designated destination.
Walking trail – The routing server navigates to the closest junction with a drivable segment.
Pedestrian boardwalk – The routing server navigates to the geographical closest drivable segment.
Note: Please keep in mind that PB’s when set to “unknown” will not fix the client. This will cause all speed-info to be placed on other segments, just like railroad currently does.
If there are any questions or remarks, feel free to ask them!!!