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I’m from Colorado and I originally reported NO. Yesterday, I got the new map. I went back to edit and I see no such option. Then, I read here that it can be be done by adding again with YES using the same email. Well, I tired that and it’s still showing my original report.

OP: unless you figure out how people can edit their answer, you will end up with a lot of bad data points.

Yes, yes, I know. I’m on a family trip and I haven’t had time to do that piece, I will get that done tonight. Sorry!
 
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Given the generally mystery around how cars are selected to receive firmware updates, I thought I'd start more rumours in this thread about how I may have cajoled my car into downloading the new maps here in the UK. I was slightly obsessive! But please bear in mind, I have absolutely no idea whether I was just lucky or if any of these things have any bearing on whether I received these updates.

  1. I made sure my car had a good Wifi connection (following all the advice across this forum)
  2. As I always do after a firmware update, when I received 2018.14.2 I rebooted the car. This includes both the main screen (using in the two scroll wheel buttons) while pressing the brake pedal until after the screen re-appears after the Tesla logo and also a separate reboot of instrument cluster screen (top two buttons on the steering wheel)
  3. I also did a complete power down of the car after the reboot (Controls -> E-Brake/Power Off -> Power Off)
  4. I monitored the car's network traffic and after this saw that the car was downloading approximately 300 megabytes per hour. This typically saw the car download data in chunks of about 5-10MB at about 3 megabits per second every 2 minutes or so. There were gaps of no data being transferred for the 2 minutes or so as well.
  5. A number of times I noticed that the car was not downloading anything for a good few hours and at one time the app also would not connect to the car. When this happened I would go to the car and repeat step 2 (and maybe 3) to reboot the car
  6. After 2-3 days about 9GB of data had been downloaded to the car. The car then stopped downloading data for the final time and I went down to the car to reboot again as per 5 and found that the car started a reboot as I entered the car. There was no notification of the new maps update, just the standard release notes. I only realised I had the maps update when I started driving.
  7. And just to completely throw an idea out there, I have also done a large amount of mileage driving across Europe and UK over the last few months. Unfortunately, I don't have any big trips coming up any time soon to test out the new maps!
Hope that helps somebody.
Well I’m going to give this a try. I’ve been on either 2018.12 or 2018.14.2 for 3 weeks now. Maybe it will Work some magic for me.
 
When my maps came in, I got this:

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When you are talking about the new maps, just to clarify, are we talking about the Vector Maps?
I believe I have the new maps, but I still have tiles loading when zooming in/out, or moving around...

No the vector maps in the MCU, the maps in the IC screen. Here are a couple of screenshots to identify if you have the old maps or the new ones How do I know if I have the new Tesla maps?
 
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I’m from Colorado and I originally reported NO. Yesterday, I got the new map. I went back to edit and I see no such option. Then, I read here that it can be be done by adding again with YES using the same email. Well, I tired that and it’s still showing my original report.

OP: unless you figure out how people can edit their answer, you will end up with a lot of bad data points.

Ok, I'm doing this manually for now :)

Thanks!! I am now checking your map 5 times a day to see if any Michigan users have received the new Map updates rather than checking my router 5 times a day to see if I got a 5 gig download. ;)

Wow, you made my day, thank you!
 
I finally got around automating the deduplication - not that it was hard just that I went on a small road trip with the family :)

So far I got a total of 266 responses with 248 unique responses. 38% of the people who reported currently have the new navigation.

The map is still heavily US based and there are a few states without any data point. I reached out to the big blogs like Teslarati and Electrek see if they would help me spread the word but I didn't have any luck. If you like the map and are part of other Tesla communities please, help me spread the word!

This is how the map looks like right now

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I've also added an FAQ below the map to answer common questions like how to update a response, etc. If there are other questions please let me know and I will go update that. I added an acknowledgments section and code to embed the map on other pages.

Again, you folks are awesome, thank you for helping to gather all these data!