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Revision as of 13:10, 3 May 2015
When a user is routed through an unnamed segment, Waze will automatically use the name of the next named segment on the route (AKA Road name inheritance). This is useful for getting instructions on ramps and turn lanes. This, however, can be confusing in other areas, like large parking lots.
For details on how unnamed segments affect whether an instruction prompt will be given, please see the Best continuation article.
For details on how to change what instruction prompt will be given at a fork, please see the Wayfinder article.
For details on how to change what instruction prompt will be given at a fork, please see the Wayfinder article.
Road name inheritance
Conditions for application
- For a more detailed explanation, including side effects and usage examples, please see the Expanded Navigation instructions for unnamed segments page.