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{| class="Wikitable floatright" cellpadding="5" border="1" style="text-align:center; border: 1px solid darkgray;"
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| Keep Right || Keep Left
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| Turn Right || Turn Left
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| Exit Right || Exit Left
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Before going further, make sure to understand the mechanics of [[Map_Editing_Quick-start_Guide#Turn_restrictions_.28allowed_turns.29|turn restrictions]] in the [[Waze Map Editor]]. If turns are not correctly enabled or restricted, the proper navigation instructions will never be produced for the client app.
 
This article covers a summary of how navigation instructions are set by controlling the angle of the junctions. This is briefly covered in the [[Junction_Style_Guide/Diverging_roads|Diverging roads]] article noted above. Much more detailed mechanics behind this function can be found in the article [[How_Waze_determines_turn_/_keep_/_exit_maneuvers|How Waze determines turn / keep / exit maneuvers]].
 
=== Geometry ===
All junctions should be laid out to follow a few basic forms to ensure better prediction of navigation behavior. The table provides guidance for how to set the angles of junctions between segments to achieve the desired navigation instruction listed.
 
{|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center;"
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! style="background: #99FF99;" | Departure Angle
! style="background: #99FF99;" scope="col" width="75px" | Range
! style="background: #99FF99;" | Road Type
! style="background: #99FF99;" | Traffic Side
! style="background: #99FF99;" scope="col" width="225px" | Navigation Instruction
|-
| 0
| 0-21
| All
| All
| None
|-
| Rowspan="3" | 33
| Rowspan="3" | 22-44
| All except Ramps, Highways, Freeways
| All
| '''Keep''' Left and '''Keep''' Right
|-
| Rowspan="2" | Ramps, Highways, Freeways
| [[LHT]]
| '''Exit''' Left and '''Keep''' Right
|-
| [[RHT]]
| '''Keep''' Left and '''Exit''' Right
|-
| 90
| 45 - 150
| All
| All
| '''Turn''' Left and '''Turn''' Right
|}
 
* Departure Angle = The deviation from straight ahead (0) in degrees.
* Range = The range of angles that will result in that condition.
* Road Type = The road type connected to the junction. Higher road types take precedence.
* Traffic Side = Left-hand Traffic, Right-hand Traffic, or both
* Navigation Instruction = The instruction to be given through the client app.
 
Stay away from the ends of the ranges (22 and 45) as those are tipping points between the settings that are hard to determine visually on the map. Instead stick with the centerpoints (0, 33, 90+) shown in the departure angles column for better predictability.
 
'''NOTE:''' There are exceptions to these rules covered in the section [[#Segment_naming_and_type|Segment name and type]] below.
 
==== Examples ====
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For [[Junction_Style_Guide/Revision#Y_Intersections|road splits at a Y]] or [[at-grade connectors]], it is important to identify which road is "straight" and which bears off to the side. It is not good to have one at zero degrees and the other branch at 5 degrees. Instead show the branch at 30 degrees to be sure the Keep Right (or Left) instruction is given. For this case, adjust the [[geometry node]] of the branching road near the junction to control that angle.
 
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In these two examples of [[at-grade connectors]], if the departure angle is set for 30 degrees, a "Keep Right" instruction is provided to follow the curved one-way connector. But if a "Turn Right" instruction is desired, simply move the geometry node near the junction of the curved connector segment to set the angle closer to 90 degrees.
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=== Segment name and type ===
 
The names and road types of the attached segments affect the routing algorithms, in addition to the geometry of the road segments,
 
A rule of thumb is if you want a turn to be announced, having a name difference between segments will improve the chances (but not guarantee) that it will happen.  In the case of the at-grade connector example above, the connector should either have a different name than the road it is leaving, or no name at all. (See [[At-grade connectors#Road name]].)
 
Road type is a factor in determining navigation instructions as well, but names and angles are much more important.  If you have multiple roads meeting at a junction and two of those road segments line up at close to zero degrees and they have the same name, that will be considered straight no matter what road types are used.  An example demonstrating this is shown in the discussion on [[#Y_Intersections|Y-intersections]] in a later section.
 
Road type will be the determining factor when all names are different.  For example imagine you have a Ramp segment leading to a Freeway segment and another Ramp segment.  The Ramp segment will be considered the "straight" continuation and there will be no announcement while a navigation instruction will be given to proceed to the Freeway segment.  This is true even if the initial Ramp and the Freeway align at close to 0 degrees and the second Ramp departs at a 20 to 30 degree angle.
 
 
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