> And their city councilman, Tim Male, tried to get Google Maps to take note of the official detour, by calling the company and flagging it through the apps’ fe

> And their city councilman, Tim Male, tried to get Google Maps to take note of the official detour, by calling the company and flagging it through the apps’ feedback feature. Both Google Maps and Waze have ways (ha!) of editing the routes available in the map. A street I used to commute through suffered from the non-local traffic problem and the city erected "No thru traffic" signs. I updated both gmaps and waze to no longer me through there, it took probably about 30 min for both. Oddly enough editing maps in gmaps was disabled for around a year (some time in 2014 to some time in 2015?). But I think it should be turned back on now.