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Waze Incident Reports Are Rolling Out Now to Google Maps
Google Maps and Waze are making good on updates that were promised back in July. The services, both owned by Alphabet, are offering more information to drivers about traffic cameras, car crashes and speed traps that users on both apps can report or respond to.
Waze's killer feature finally coming to Google Maps
Way back in 2013, Google acquired the map startup Waze. Fast forward just 11 years and one of Waze's stand-out features is finally being rolled out to Google Maps. As first noticed by 9to5Google, users are reporting that community reports from Waze are starting to roll out within Google Maps as well.
Waze incident reports finally arrive to Google Maps
The Google Maps app has started receiving the incident reports feature from Waze. Are we coming closer to full integration?
Google Maps is getting some help from Waze to warn you about road hazards
Google has started integrating Waze’s crowdsourced incident reports into Google Maps, starting with police alerts.
Google Maps just got Waze's best feature
Waze incident reports have begun to appear on Google Maps. Google announced the feature back in July, but widespread availability is currently unclear. Google recently updated Google Maps to make incident reporting easier for drivers.
Google Maps is getting smarter with Waze's help
Waze incident alerts, like police presence warnings, are showing up on Google Maps, with a clear note that they came from Waze users. Users can confirm or dismiss these alerts, which pop up briefly to keep the map clean. The feature is still rolling out slowly, with only a few users noticing it, and its regional availability is unclear.
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The ability to report incidents is what made Waze popular in the first place, and while Maps has had this feature for a few years now, the Maps version isn't anywhere near as robust. As a result, Waze has developed a large number of dedicated users that take the time to report incidents.
Google Maps is getting the last thing keeping you on Waze
This comes after Google Maps replaced speed traps with a Police option in the incident reporting menu last week. This feature was also first announced by Google in late July, along with a handful of other upgrades to both Maps and Waze, some of which we touched on above.
Google Maps is now displaying Waze incident reports
Google Maps is now starting to show Waze incident reports while you navigate and includes the ability to contribute by confirming road conditions in the app via prompts. Google announced in July that both apps would cross-pollinate more data,
Waze incident reports are now appearing in Google Maps
Incident reports contributed by Waze users are appearing inside Google Maps, as well. This cross-platform report sharing update is available for users globally.
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