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Pedestrian Boardwalk (PBs) are used for segments on which you are not able to drive, and that are not connected to a possible destination. They show almost the same in WME as Walking trails (WT), the color is slightly more grey (see the picture [[#Stairway]]). Use for: | Pedestrian Boardwalk (PBs) ("Chemin piéton non-routable" on the French WME) are used for segments on which you are not able to drive, and that are not connected to a possible destination. They show almost the same in WME as Walking trails (WT), the color is slightly more grey (see the picture [[#Stairway]]). Use for: | ||
* visual orientation (if navigation and/or the map is unclear without the pedestrian path) | * visual orientation (if navigation and/or the map is unclear without the pedestrian path) | ||
* public transport by bus | * public transport by bus | ||
* It could lead users to their parked car, allowing Waze to estimate better walking times to [[Parking Lot Place|parking lot places]]. | * It could lead users to their parked car, allowing Waze to estimate better walking times to [[Parking Lot Place|parking lot places]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:10, 5 December 2022
Pedestrian Boardwalk (PBs) ("Chemin piéton non-routable" on the French WME) are used for segments on which you are not able to drive, and that are not connected to a possible destination. They show almost the same in WME as Walking trails (WT), the color is slightly more grey (see the picture #Stairway). Use for:
- visual orientation (if navigation and/or the map is unclear without the pedestrian path)
- public transport by bus
- It could lead users to their parked car, allowing Waze to estimate better walking times to parking lot places.