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# Click '''Add''' button in bottom right corner
# Click '''Add''' button in bottom right corner
# Click save '''computer disk''' icon on the light blue waze bar
# Click save '''computer disk''' icon on the light blue waze bar
====Dashed line separation HOV====
*HOV lanes that can be accessed or exited the entire time since drivers can cross the dashed line separations at any time. Usually the lane with be noted with the white triangle painted on the road way and have regulatory signs on the  shoulder.
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'''Bottom line up front - The HOV lane is mapped on the same segment(s) as the regular lanes.'''
{{mbox|type=important|text= Remember '''DO NOT''' mark applicable road segment(s) with  the Nearby HOV attribute.}}
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# Select the applicable road segment(s)
# Click the '''Add restrictions''' button
# First restriction popup screen appears
# Select the appropriate direction (A>B, B>A, or TWO WAY) on the popup screen
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## Select '''Left lane''' and '''HOV''' for the '''Applies to'" section
## Select appropriate days of the week for the '''Days''' section
## Select '''all day''' or enter the appropriate hours for the '''Hours''' section
## Select '''Every week''' (nominally) for the '''Applies''' section
## Ensure '''allowed''' is selected in the '''Driving is _____ for''' section header
## Click the green '''+''' sign to add a requirement
## Drop down for '''Vehicle type''', '''Minimum passengers''', and '''Requires a pass''' appears
## Select '''Minimum passengers'''
## Green restriction bar for '''Any vehicle with Min. 2 passengers''' appears
## If HOV requirement is for 2 or more passengers then go to step 14 
## If HOV is for >3 or more passengers in vehicle, then Click the '''Min. 2 passengers''' [[File:Min_3_or_4_passengers.PNG‎|right|250px|border]]
## Drop down for  '''Min. 3 passengers''' and '''Min. 4 passengers''' appears
## Select appropriate number of passengers
## Click '''Add''' button in bottom right corner
## Click save '''computer disk''' icon on the light blue waze bar
{{mbox|type=important|text= '''Note''' even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).}}


====Access/Exit allowed only in certain transition zone(s) HOV====
====Access/Exit allowed only in certain transition zone(s) HOV====

Revision as of 01:19, 15 August 2017

Items for HOV wiki would expect to link High Occupancy Vehicle with HOV, High Occupancy Toll, HOT, Express Lanes. Clean Air Vehicle

High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV)

Intro

Waze has HOV routing! This feature puts Waze out in front of the other navigation systems, but we need to know how to properly configure the map for a great user routing experience. There are a lot of considerations for getting all the options included, so please take your time and read it through the entire article prior to editing. If you have questions, then please reach out to your State Manager or Regional Coordinator and we’ll get you some help.

Definitions

HOV

HOV – High Occupancy Vehicle. Has more than one person in the vehicle. It is often posted with a number after the acronym; HOV-2 or HOV2+. The number specifies the number of people to meet the HOV requirements; ex. HOV-3 means that three or more people need to be in the vehicle.

HOT

HOT – High Occupancy Toll. This is a combination of toll road and HOV. Sometimes called “Lexus Lanes” since people can buy their way onto roads with less congestion. Electronic toll roads often require a special transponder set to HOV which broadcasts that the car meets the requirements so that a toll is not charged.

Express Lanes

Express Lanes – There are two main types of Express Lanes on the interstate system. They can either be HOT lanes or lanes that have limited exits. This wiki section will just deal with the HOT type of Express Lanes and the segments should follow the guidance for HOT below.

Clean Air Vehicle

Clean Air Vehicles – future feature These vehicles meet the requirements for low emissions for the state that the person is operating the vehicle. The vehicles are normally either a hybrid or electric or natural gas vehicle. Note some states require special permits or license plates to qualify.

Toll attribute

The toll attribute has moved from under the road segment name to the first page of a Time Based Segment Restriction (TBSR). It is in the bottom left corner of the first TBSR popup window. Mark a road segment as a toll segment only if the segment has a toll booth, transponder reader, or other tolling device. See Toll road for additional information.

Nearby HOV attribute

  • The Nearby HOV attribute is a check box that is used for designating roads that are close to the HOV lane so that Waze’s algorithm can differentiate between the varying speeds
  • Location the Nearby HOV attribute is under the road type selection when a segment is selected
  • DO NOT SELECT this attribute on the actual HOV road segments. Especially for road segments that have regular and HOV lanes on the same segment. (i.e. the segment has an HOV lane that is separated by dashed line.)
  • Ensure the Nearby HOV attribute is selected on all parallel road segments going the same direction as the HOV traffic that are within (XXX feet) of an HOV segment.
Note for reversible HOV lanes there may be road segments on both sides of the HOV lane that require the Nearby HOV attribute to be checked.

Toll Transponder Companies supported

The following companies’ toll transponders are supported in Waze:

  1. Sunpass
  2. Flexpass
  3. TxDOTTolltag
  4. Leeway
  5. O-Pass
  6. NC Quick Pass
  7. Peachpass
  8. METROHOTtag
  9. NEXUS
  10. K-TAG
  11. PIKEPASS
  12. Fastrak
  13. GeauxPass
  14. Good To Gous:Express Toll
  15. RiverLink
  16. E-Pass
  17. I-Pass
  18. Pay BY PLATE
  19. TxTAGTolltag
  20. DallasNTTATolltag
  21. Palmetto Pass
  22. E-ZPass (E-ZPassFlex - see if can get Flex added separately for HOV routing)
  23. HarrisEZtag

How to map HOV lane segments

There are four types of HOV lanes

  1. Dashed line separation HOV - HOV lane that is part of the road and can be accessed or exited at any time
  2. Solid/double solid line HOV - HOV lane that is part of the road but can only be accessed or exited at certain places
  3. Separate parallel segment HOV - HOV lane that is physically separated from the rest of the road by a wall, cement barrier, flexible barrier, or land; only accessed from ramp segments other than initial entrance or final exit.
  4. Whole road HOV - HOV is entire road and there is no parallel path for non-HOV drivers


Dashed line separation HOV

  • HOV lanes that can be accessed or exited the entire time since drivers can cross the dashed line separations at any time. Usually the lane with be noted with the white triangle painted on the road way and have regulatory signs on the shoulder.









Bottom line up front - The HOV lane is mapped on the same segment(s) as the regular lanes.

Remember DO NOT mark any road segment(s) with the Nearby HOV attribute.
  1. Map the applicable road segment(s) for the road
  2. The road segments for a dashed line separation HOV look the same as a road without HOV.
  3. HOV restrictions are added per the restrictions section below
Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).

Solid/double solid line HOV

  • Separated by solid or double solid lines from the normal lanes with periodic transition zones.
    Non-HOV travel is available on an adjacent parallel path (lane or segment). Waze will only route on this road if the person acknowledges that they meet the HOV requirement for this trip. Example is need location with this set up.


Bottom line up front: separate road segment(s) for the HOV with transition zone to/from regular lanes using ramps


  1. Map the applicable regular lane road segments
  2. Map parallel road segments for HOV lanes that have transition zones with the regular lanes
  3. HOV restrictions are added per the restrictions section below
  4. Add ramps for the transition zone as follows:
  • Add a set of entrance/exit ramps to make a V at the entrance to HOV lanes
    • Add a ramp with to [Road name/Route number] HOV coming from the regular lanes to the start of the transition zone (Prompts user to enter the HOV lane). Ramp should be about 6-7 m long and flow traffic into the HOV lane at the start of the transition zone (start of dashed white lines).
    • Add a ramp with to Return to [Road name/Route number] Regular Lanes (Prompts user to exit HOV lane either for upcoming exit or if traffic is faster in regular lanes). Ramp should originate at the start of the transition zone and be about 6-7 m long.
  • Add another set of entrance/exit ramps to make a V at the end of the transition zone, if the zone is over 0.5 miles/xxxx meters long
    • Add a ramp with to [Road name/Route number] HOV coming from the regular lanes to the end of the transition zone (Prompts user to enter the HOV lane). Ramp should be about 6-7 m long and flow traffic into the HOV lane at the end of the transition zone (start of solid white lines).
    • Add a ramp with to Return to [Road name/Route number] Regular Lanes (Prompts user to exit HOV lane either for upcoming exit or if traffic is faster in regular lanes). Ramp should originate at the end of the transition zone and be about 6-7 m long.
  • For a very long transition zone, other set(s) of entrance/exit ramps to make a V can be added every 0.5 miles/xxxx meters
Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).

Separate parallel segment HOV

HOV only on the separate road segment; separated by a physical distance from the normal lanes (ex. land, curbs, shoulders), a concrete barrier, or a flexible barrier from the normal lanes. Non-HOV travel is available on an adjacent parallel path (lane or segment). Waze will only route on this road if the person acknowledges that they meet the HOV requirement (and transducer if required) for this trip. Example is I-395 by the Pentagon (Arlington, VA).

Bottom line up front: separate road segment(s) for separate parallel HOV

  1. Map the applicable regular lane road segments
  2. Map parallel road segments for HOV lanes
  3. Add applicable entrance and exit ramps
  4. HOV restrictions are added per the restrictions section below
Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).

Whole road HOV

All travel is HOV only on the road. Non-HOV travel is not available adjacent parallel path (lane or segment). Waze will only route on this road if the person acknowledges that they meet the HOV requirement (and transducer if required) for this trip. There are not very many implementations of this type of set up. Example is I-66 inside the beltway in Northern Virginia; morning rush hour traffic is HOV-2+ only for eastbound traffic.

Bottom line up front: separate road segment(s) for whole road HOV

  1. Map the applicable road segment(s) for the road
  2. The road segments for a whole road HOV look the same as a road without HOV.
  3. HOV restrictions are added per the restrictions section below
Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).

Entering HOV restrictions

Dashed line separation HOV

To mark a segment for HOV use including the required number of passengers:

  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B, B>A, or TWO WAY) on the popup screen
  5. Click the apply button in the bottom right corner
  6. Second restriction popup screen appears
  7. Select appropriate Left lane/Middle lane/Right lane in the Applies to section
  8. Select HOV in the Applies to section
  9. Select appropriate Days, Hours, and Every week [Note every week can be a date range but probably not used for HOV]
  10. Driving is _____ for
  11. Select toll free if free for HOV vehicles
  12. Select Num passengers by clicking the + on the green add restriction banner and a drop down menu will appear
  13. At least 2 passengers is added
  14. Select number of passengers required by clicking the At least 2 passengers and a drop down menu will appear with selections for At least 3 (4) passengers
  15. Click Add button in bottom right corner
  16. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar
  17. If HOV lane is only for part of the day, Open to all rest/part of day, or Reversible lane then set appropriate prohibited restriction(s)
  18. Make sure one period is added for the segment(s) then add additional restrictions till all appropriate times are added for one direction
  19. If a reversible segment, then add the appropriate time and restrictions for the opposite direction
Note be sure to add the Driving is Prohibited period(s) if a reversible lane does not allow traffic to prevent misrouting.

Solid/double solid line HOV / Separate segment HOV / Whole road HOV

To mark a segment for HOV use including the required number of passengers:

  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B, B>A, or TWO WAY) on the popup screen
  5. Click the apply button in the bottom right corner
  6. Second restriction popup screen appears
  7. Select Add restrictions (Time Based Segment Restrictions) on the left panel when the segment is selected
  8. Select Entire segment in the Applies to section
  9. Select HOV in the Applies to section
  10. Select appropriate Days, Hours, and Every week [Note can enter a date range, but probably not used for HOV]
  11. Driving is _____ for
  12. Select toll free if free for HOV vehicles
  13. Select Num passengers by clicking the + on the green add restriction banner and a drop down menu will appear
  14. At least 2 passengers is added
  15. Select number of passengers required by clicking the At least 2 passengers and a drop down menu will appear with selections for At least 3 (4) passengers
  16. Click Add button in bottom right corner
  17. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar
  18. If HOV lane is only for part of the day, Open to all rest/part of day, or Reversible lane then set appropriate prohibited restriction(s)
  19. Make sure one period is added for the segment(s) then add additional restrictions till all appropriate times are added for one direction
  20. If a reversible segment, then add the appropriate time and restrictions for the opposite direction
Note be sure to add the Driving is Prohibited period(s) if a reversible lane does not allow traffic to prevent misrouting.

Dashed line separation HOV

Remember DO NOT mark applicable road segment(s) with the Nearby HOV attribute.
  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B, B>A, or TWO WAY) on the popup screen
  5. Second restriction popup screen appears
    1. Select Left lane and HOV for the Applies to'" section
    2. Select appropriate days of the week for the Days section
    3. Select all day or enter the appropriate hours for the Hours section
    4. Select Every week (nominally) for the Applies section
    5. Ensure allowed is selected in the Driving is _____ for section header
    6. Click the green + sign to add a requirement
    7. Drop down for Vehicle type, Minimum passengers, and Requires a pass appears
    8. Select Minimum passengers
    9. Green restriction bar for Any vehicle with Min. 2 passengers appears
    10. If HOV requirement is for 2 or more passengers then go to step 14
    11. If HOV is for >3 or more passengers in vehicle, then Click the Min. 2 passengers
    12. Drop down for Min. 3 passengers and Min. 4 passengers appears
    13. Select appropriate number of passengers
    14. Click Add button in bottom right corner
    15. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar


Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).

Solid/double solid line HOV / Separate segment HOV / Whole road HOV

  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B or B>A) on the popup screen
  5. Second restriction popup screen appears
  6. Select Entire Segment and HOV for the Applies to'" section
  7. Select appropriate days of the week for the Days section
  8. Select all day or enter the appropriate hours for the Hours section
  9. Select Every week (nominally) for the Applies section
  10. Ensure allowed is selected in the Driving is _____ for section header
  11. Click the green + sign to add a requirement
  12. Drop down for Vehicle type, Minimum passengers, and Requires a pass appears
  13. Select Minimum passengers
  14. Green restriction bar for Any vehicle with Min. 2 passengers appears
  15. If HOV requirement is for 2 or more passengers then go to step 19
  16. If HOV is for >3 or more passengers in vehicle, then Click the Min. 2 passengers
  17. Drop down for Min. 3 passengers and Min. 4 passengers appears
  18. Select appropriate number of passengers
  19. Click Add button in bottom right corner
  20. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar
Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).

Entering HOT/Express lane restrictions (HOV or toll allowed)

Dashed line separation HOT/Express lanes

This type of configuration only occurs at the start or finish of the HOT/Express lanes. No restriction is required.

Reason for not having dashed line separation in the middle of the HOT/Express lane segments is that there is no way of charging a toll to the non-HOV compliant vehicles.

Solid/double solid line / Separate parallel segment / Whole road HOT/Express lane

Normally the HOV vehicle is allowed to use the lane for free while other vehicles have to pay a toll. The toll rate can be variable with surge pricing to control the number of vehicles that are not HOV on the road. Therefore this is setting up or statements. A vehicle can use the road for free if meeting the HOV requirements or the vehicle has to pay a toll.

Where to mark toll segments
  1. Mark a road segment with the toll attribute only if the segment has a toll booth, transponder reader, or other tolling device
  2. Non-toll collecting segments should not have the attribute checked
  3. Normally one does not mark the toll attribute for the final toll booth, transponder reader, or other tolling device. Mark this segment if it is the only segment marked for at least one route on the toll road.
Note Waze assigns a large penalty for each road segment marked with a toll restriction if a user has avoid toll roads selected. Marking each toll booth/transponder for segment helps to route the user off at the nearest exit if the user has selected avoid tolls but allows them to take a short toll road if only reasonable route.
Adding HOT/Express lane restrictions

[Note do we want to link to above or repeat steps a drop down?] Validate if all segments need to be marked or just the ones marked with toll attribute

  1. Select Add restrictions (Time Based Segment Restrictions) on the left panel when the segment is selected
  2. If applicable, check the toll road attribute in the bottom left corner of the popup box
  3. Select Entire segment in the Applies to section if all lanes are the same for cash, transponder, or combination
  4. Select Left lane / Center lane / Right lane in the Applies to section if some lanes are transponder only
  5. Select Left lane / Center lane / Right lane in the Applies to section if all lanes are combination cash and transponder
  6. Select None in the Applies to section
    #Select allowed on the Driving is ____ for section
  7. Select subscription by clicking the +' on the green add restriction banner and a drop down menu will appear
  8. Select applicable transponder company by clicking the Sunpass and a drop down menu will appear with all available companies
  9. Click Add button in bottom right corner
  10. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar

Access/Exit allowed only in certain transition zone(s) HOV

  • Separated by solid or double solid lines from the normal lanes with periodic transition zones.
    Non-HOV travel is available on an adjacent parallel path (lane or segment). Waze will only route on this road if the person acknowledges that they meet the HOV requirement for this trip. Example is need location with this set up.

Bottom line up front: separate road segment(s) for the HOV with transition area to/from regular lanes using ramps


  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B or B>A) on the popup screen
  5. Second restriction popup screen appears
  6. Select Entire Segment and HOV for the Applies to'" section
  7. Select appropriate days of the week for the Days section
  8. Select all day or enter the appropriate hours for the Hours section
  9. Select Every week (nominally) for the Applies section
  10. Ensure allowed is selected in the Driving is _____ for section header
  11. Click the green + sign to add a requirement
  12. Drop down for Vehicle type, Minimum passengers, and Requires a pass appears
  13. Select Minimum passengers
  14. Green restriction bar for Any vehicle with Min. 2 passengers appears
  15. If HOV requirement is for 2 or more passengers then go to step 19
  16. If HOV is for >3 or more passengers in vehicle, then Click the Min. 2 passengers
  17. Drop down for Min. 3 passengers and Min. 4 passengers appears
  18. Select appropriate number of passengers
  19. Click Add button in bottom right corner
  20. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar
Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).
  • Mapping transition zone dashed line HOV lanes
      1. Have separate parallel segments for the HOV and regular lanes the entire length of the HOV lanes
      2. Add a set of entrance/exit ramps to make a V at the entrance to HOV lanes
      • a) Add a ramp with to [Road name/Route number] HOV coming from the regular lanes to the start of the transition zone (Prompts user to enter the HOV lane). Ramp should be about 6-7 m long and flow traffic into the HOV lane at the start of the transition zone (start of dashed white lines).
      • b) Add a ramp with to Return to [Road name/Route number] Regular Lanes (Prompts user to exit HOV lane either for upcoming exit or if traffic is faster in regular lanes). Ramp should originate at the start of the transition zone and be about 6-7 m long.
      1. Add another set of entrance/exit ramps to make a V at the end of the transition zone, if the zone is over 0.5 miles/xxxx meters long
      • a) Add a ramp with to [Road name/Route number] HOV coming from the regular lanes to the end of the transition zone (Prompts user to enter the HOV lane). Ramp should be about 6-7 m long and flow traffic into the HOV lane at the end of the transition zone (start of solid white lines).
      • b) Add a ramp with to Return to [Road name/Route number] Regular Lanes (Prompts user to exit HOV lane either for upcoming exit or if traffic is faster in regular lanes). Ramp should originate at the endt of the transition zone and be about 6-7 m long.
      1. For a very long transition zone, other set(s) of entrance/exit ramps to make a V can be added every 0.5 miles/xxxx meters

Separate Parallel HOV

HOV only on the separate road segment; separated by a physical distance from the normal lanes (ex. land, curbs, shoulders), a concrete barrier, or a flexible barrier from the normal lanes. Non-HOV travel is available on an adjacent parallel path (lane or segment). Waze will only route on this road if the person acknowledges that they meet the HOV requirement (and transducer if required) for this trip. Example is I-395 by the Pentagon (Arlington, VA).

Bottom line up front: separate road segment(s) for separate parallel HOV


  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B, B>A, or TWO WAY) on the popup screen
  5. Second restriction popup screen appears
  6. Select Entire Segment and HOV for the Applies to'" section
  7. Select appropriate days of the week for the Days section
  8. Select all day or enter the appropriate hours for the Hours section
  9. Select Every week (nominally) for the Applies section
  10. Ensure allowed is selected in the Driving is _____ for section header
  11. Click the green + sign to add a requirement
  12. Drop down for Vehicle type, Minimum passengers, and Requires a pass appears
  13. Select Minimum passengers
  14. Green restriction bar for Any vehicle with Min. 2 passengers appears
  15. If HOV requirement is for 2 or more passengers then go to step 19
  16. If HOV is for >3 or more passengers in vehicle, then Click the Min. 2 passengers
  17. Drop down for Min. 3 passengers and Min. 4 passengers appears
  18. Select appropriate number of passengers
  19. Click Add button in bottom right corner
  20. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar
Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).

Whole road HOV

All travel is HOV only on the road. Non-HOV travel is not available adjacent parallel path (lane or segment). Waze will only route on this road if the person acknowledges that they meet the HOV requirement (and transducer if required) for this trip. There are not very many implementations of this type of set up. Example is I-66 inside the beltway in Northern Virginia; morning rush hour traffic is HOV-2+ only for eastbound traffic.

Bottom line up front: separate road segment(s) for whole road HOV


  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B, B>A, or TWO WAY) on the popup screen
  5. Second restriction popup screen appears
  6. Select Entire Segment and HOV for the Applies to'" section
  7. Select appropriate days of the week for the Days section
  8. Select all day or enter the appropriate hours for the Hours section
  9. Select Every week (nominally) for the Applies section
  10. Ensure allowed is selected in the Driving is _____ for section header
  11. Click the green + sign to add a requirement
  12. Drop down for Vehicle type, Minimum passengers, and Requires a pass appears
  13. Select Minimum passengers
  14. Green restriction bar for Any vehicle with Min. 2 passengers appears
  15. If HOV requirement is for 2 or more passengers then go to step 19
  16. If HOV is for >3 or more passengers in vehicle, then Click the Min. 2 passengers
  17. Drop down for Min. 3 passengers and Min. 4 passengers appears
  18. Select appropriate number of passengers
  19. Click Add button in bottom right corner
  20. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar

Note do we have to add motorcycle? currently not a vehicle type, can we assume that they are to say they meet the HOV rule?

Note even if HOV lanes allow motorcycles, that does not need to be mapped since motorcycle is not an allowed vehicle type for Waze routing. The motorcycle user should just indicate that they meet the HOV requirement(s).


Whole road HOV

All travel is HOV only on the road. Non-HOV travel is not available adjacent parallel path (lane or segment). Waze will only route on this road if the person acknowledges that they meet the HOV requirement (and transducer if required) for this trip. Example is I-66 inside the beltway in Northern Virginia; morning rush hour traffic is HOV-2+ only for eastbound traffic.

  1. Select the applicable road segment(s)
  2. Click the Add restrictions button
  3. First restriction popup screen appears
  4. Select the appropriate direction (A>B, B>A, or TWO WAY) on the popup screen
  5. Second restriction popup screen appears
    1. Select Entire Segment and HOV for the Applies to'" section
    2. Select appropriate days of the week for the Days section
    3. Select all day or enter the appropriate hours for the Hours section
    4. Select Every week (nominally) for the Applies section
    5. Ensure allowed is selected in the Driving is _____ for section header
    6. Click the green + sign to add a requirement
    7. Drop down for Vehicle type, Minimum passengers, and Requires a pass appears
    8. Select Minimum passengers
    9. Green restriction bar for Any vehicle with Min. 2 passengers appears
    10. If HOV requirement is for 2 or more passengers then go to step 14
    11. If HOV is for >3 or more passengers in vehicle, then Click the Min. 2 passengers
    12. Drop down for Min. 3 passengers and Min. 4 passengers appears
    13. Select appropriate number of passengers
    14. If a transponder is required for the HOV lane, then click the green + sign to add requirement
    15. Drop down for Vehicle type' and Requires a pass appears
    16. Select Requires a pass
    17. Green restriction for Sunpass appears
    18. If required transponder is Sunpass, then go to step 22
    19. If required transponder is not Sunpass, then click Sunpass
    20. Drop down menu appears with available transponders
    21. Select appropriate transponder
    22. Click Add button in bottom right corner
    23. Click save computer disk icon on the light blue waze bar