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Another reason to keep the detail as low as possible is speed. The less details the less bandwidth the downloading of the map requires. Also the less junctions there are, the faster the route calculation is. The number of junctions that Waze can handle in one route is limited. So keeping the number of junctions as low as possible allows for a longer route. | Another reason to keep the detail as low as possible is speed. The less details the less bandwidth the downloading of the map requires. Also the less junctions there are, the faster the route calculation is. The number of junctions that Waze can handle in one route is limited. So keeping the number of junctions as low as possible allows for a longer route. | ||
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To help you, Waze has created a number guidelines. That is what this page is about. | To help you, Waze has created a number guidelines. That is what this page is about. | ||
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Revision as of 18:25, 22 August 2020
Another reason to keep the detail as low as possible is speed. The less details the less bandwidth the downloading of the map requires. Also the less junctions there are, the faster the route calculation is. The number of junctions that Waze can handle in one route is limited. So keeping the number of junctions as low as possible allows for a longer route.
To help you, Waze has created a number guidelines. That is what this page is about.