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In {{RootPage2}} if a Non-drivable road has a name and addresses (house numbers) on it, then it | In {{RootPage2}} if a Non-drivable road has a name and addresses (house numbers) on it, then it should be mapped using a [[Pedestrian path|Routable Pedestrian Path]] and connected drivable road network via a virtual node. This will allow Waze to navigate to those house numbers, and the route will stop at the virtual node junction nearest the address pin. The address pin will display on the map in the correct location. | ||
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The following special roads are managed slightly uniquely in some states and territories. | The following special roads are managed slightly uniquely in some states and territories. | ||
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Be careful adding alleys which will be closer to the destination pins for house numbers, or from Google, as this can cause all navigation to all the addresses on that block to route onto the alley instead. It may be better not to map these alleys, or you may have to adjust all the address pins to be closer to the actual roads. | Be careful adding alleys which will be closer to the destination pins for house numbers, or from Google, as this can cause all navigation to all the addresses on that block to route onto the alley instead. It may be better not to map these alleys, or you may have to adjust all the address pins to be closer to the actual roads. | ||
====== Dirt roads ====== | ======Dirt roads====== | ||
This state uses the following national standard guidelines found in the Wiki for [[Road types#Dirt|Dirt Roads]]. | This state uses the following national standard guidelines found in the Wiki for [[Road types#Dirt|Dirt Roads]]. | ||
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See [[{{BasePage2}}/Special roads]] for guidance in {{RootPage2}} that may not be universal to all other states and territories. | See [[{{BasePage2}}/Special roads]] for guidance in {{RootPage2}} that may not be universal to all other states and territories. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:03, 29 September 2021
In New York if a Non-drivable road has a name and addresses (house numbers) on it, then it should be mapped using a Routable Pedestrian Path and connected drivable road network via a virtual node. This will allow Waze to navigate to those house numbers, and the route will stop at the virtual node junction nearest the address pin. The address pin will display on the map in the correct location.
State specific special road guidelines
The following special roads are managed slightly uniquely in some states and territories.
Parking Lot Roads
This state uses the following national standard guidelines found in the Wiki for Parking Lot Roads.
Alleys
This state uses the following unique guidelines for mapping alleys.
- Alleys should always be mapped if they have a name.
- Alleys should always be mapped if they are the sole access to a home or business.
- Alleys should always be set to "Private"
- Alleys are normally mapped if they are acknowledged by the municipality.
If an alley does not meet the above criteria, mapping is optional. Leave the name field blank.
Be careful adding alleys which will be closer to the destination pins for house numbers, or from Google, as this can cause all navigation to all the addresses on that block to route onto the alley instead. It may be better not to map these alleys, or you may have to adjust all the address pins to be closer to the actual roads.
Dirt roads
This state uses the following national standard guidelines found in the Wiki for Dirt Roads.