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I'd be amazed if this is true. Especially as Waze has a GPS based speedometer built in that goes red if you go over the speed limit. I image it looks at a comb
by lostsock 7y ago
I'd be amazed if this is true. Especially as Waze has a GPS based speedometer built in that goes red if you go over the speed limit.
I image it looks at a combination of speed limit, current traffic and then if the historical data is faster than the speed limit it discards the historical data.
- pfranz 7y agoJust anecdotally I feel like I have to drive fairly aggressively to meet the estimates. I'm quick to disregard Waze because it will often throw me into an awkward intersection where I know taking a route with fewer turns would get me there faster. Waze also doesn't have speed data for many stretches of road. As it got added (and since) I haven't noticed any changes in routing or ETAs. I'd be very curious about an actual answer, but that's why I suspect it doesn't use it.