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View Waze Incidents on the Tesla browser
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whitex
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ericwol
Member
Ha ha, That is how they getcha you...Could you explain why the options & pricing is so so confusing? Or is that off topic
ericwol
Member
Thank you so much. I noticed this a few days ago and knew I would find the answer on this board. It's amazing how accustomed to the waze screen I was.
I'm not sure how to fix it with the Google maps version. Can someone explain or is there an entirely new URL?
Help! I need the map for cops.
Where can I find this app/feature? I went to Tesla Traffic Incidents and Information but just get blank page.
mspohr
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I know this is probably not that useful but... works for me (even on my desktop browser - Chrome)
SomeJoe7777
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If you get a blank page from a desktop browser, it probably means that your browser is not allowing the web site to get your geolocation. Most desktop browsers have privacy settings that will prevent this if you've set them as such.
On the in-car browser, it will always ask you if you want to share geolocation information with the site when you bring it up for the first time.
milleron
Member
I hate to admit that I could not discover this for myself, but I'm new to TeslaWaze, and I cannot for the life of me figure out the meaning of the pink icons with the red dots at various places on roadways.
I deduce that they're peculiar to TeslaWaze since I never see them in the iOS Waze app. Is that correct?
I deduce that they're peculiar to TeslaWaze since I never see them in the iOS Waze app. Is that correct?
SomeJoe7777
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Those are a heat map of the locations where police have been spotted over time. This gives you additional information about police traps, as the highly pink/red areas are locations where police are frequently spotted, even if no police presence is currently being reported there.
You can turn this off in the settings if you like.
FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
ericwol
Member
Look on page 20 of this thread for more info on the police trap areas.Turning off the heat map improves performance
sdugan99
Member
Hello,
Used this on the way to work this morning. I really liked it, although I missed one speed trap do to lag in the refresh, looked far ahead of me on the map and then boom I was already through it. Think now that I am aware of the lag I will be able to anticipate.
Thanks!!
Used this on the way to work this morning. I really liked it, although I missed one speed trap do to lag in the refresh, looked far ahead of me on the map and then boom I was already through it. Think now that I am aware of the lag I will be able to anticipate.
Thanks!!
WannabeOwner
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Waze voice alerts for Police are typically too short - likely to have already been on their Laser long before the Waze voice alert. (Long standard feature-request to have that increased, you can up-vote that, but given how many people have already done that I'm not sure it will help!!)
The Waze journey summary shows a horizontal line with icons for delays etc., and police. I use that to know if there is someone parked up ahead (that has the benefit of being on my journey, rather than "in vicinity of")
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