Starters sheet

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Starters sheet

Start editing in 5 steps:

1. Start the map editor: https://www.waze.com/editor?env=row.

2. Go to the location you want to start editing

Or via the area where you are allowed to edit: click on the Areas tab on the left hand side of the editor screen and next click on the area Or via the routes you have droven lately: click on the Drives tab on the left hand side of the editor screen and click on one of the drives. Move the map to the location where you want start editing bij moving the mouse while keeping the left mouse button pressed.

3.

Add a missing road bij clicking on the Road menu at the top and selecting Road.

• Move the little blue circle to the starting point on the new road and click.
• Move the cursor and click on each corner of the new road.
• Double click to finish the road drawing. The thin blue line becomes a thick line with A and B as starting and ending points.

	During the drawing of a new road
	After the double click to finish the drawing
	Start connecting the new road segment. Drag the end of the new road to the existing road. The red arrow mean that driving from this segment to the existing road is not (yet) allowed. The little red U-turn arrow mean that turning on the newly made road is not (yet) allowed.
	Connect the new road to the existing one. Ignore the pop-up menu. Click on the red arrow to make it green and allow traffic from the new segment towards to existing road. Click on the red U-turn arrow to make it green to allow turning on the new road. The connection from the new to the existing road is now defined. The other way around is still to be done.
	Connect the existing road to the new one. Click on the existing road to select it. Then click on the red arrow to make it green to allow navigation from the existing road to the new road and click on the red U-turn arrow to allow turning. The connection from the existing road to the new one is now also defined.

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