Jest to wyczerpujący przewodnik po interfejsie edycji map Waze. Najlepsze praktyki i przewodnik dla początkujących edytorów dostępne są w osobnych artykułach. Edytor Map Waze został wprowadzony 19 września 2011 roku, aby zastąpić edytora map Cartouche i od tego czasu jest ciągle modyfikowany. Edytor Map Waze jest oficjalnie obsługiwany tylko w przeglądarce Chrome. Może, ale nie musi działać w innych przeglądarkach.
Na ekranie powitalnym kliknij "Tryb treningu". Możesz w nim wypróbować większość funkcji Edytor Map Waze. Jednak nie będzie tutaj dostepny czat WME, nie będziesz mógł odpowiedzieć na prośby o aktualizację map, liczba edycji nie zwiększy się i nie będzie można zapisać zmian.
Na górze Edytora Map Waze zobaczysz główny pasek narzędzi. Zawiera podstawowe przyciski sterujące dla edytora.
Pasek wyszukiwania
W szerokim polu wyszukiwania możesz wpisać adres, miasto, województwo, kraj, punkt orientacyjny, punkt szczególny lub ich kombinację. Po naciśnięciu Enter lub kliknięciu przycisku Znajdź, zostaniesz przeniesiony do jedynego wyniku lub otrzymasz listę meczów, z których chcesz wybrać.
Na przykład wpisanie "Piła Światowida 12" ("obraz po lewej") wyśrodkuje mapę i upuści znacznik wyszukiwania bezpośrednio na ten adres ..
Jednak wyszukiwanie "Piła" ("obraz po prawej") jest mniej specyficzne, a zatem da ci listę, z której można wybrać.
Komentarz
Edytorzy mogą dodawać komentarze do mapy bezpośrednio w WME. By to zrobić najedź kursorem na ten przycisk
, a następnie wybierz punkt lub obszar . Potem kliknij w odpowiednim miejscu na mapie i uzupełnij informacje o komentarzu.
Miejsce
Najedz kursorem na ten przycisk, by wyświetlić różne kategorie miejsc. Najedź następnie na żądaną kategorię i wybierz punkt lub . W lewym oknie Uzupełnij informacje o tworzonym miejscu. W przypadku miejsca, użyj zmień rozmieszczenie węzłów, aby zmienić jego kształt. W przypadku miejsca, ustaw punkt docelowy używająć .
Droga
Najedź kursorem na ten przycisk, by wyświetlić nastepujące opcje:
I (prosty segment) - Droga. Kliknij mapę, aby rozpocząć, kliknij, aby dodać węzeł geometrii. Kliknij dwukrotnie, aby zakończyć.
O (koło) - Rondo. Kliknij mapę w centrum ronda. Przeciągnij, aby uzyskac żądany rozmiar. Kliknij, aby zakończyć.
Fotoradar - Kliknij miejsce na mapie, gdzie ma się znajdować fotoradar. Zobacz #Fotoradary stacjonarne.
Przycisk Zapisz służy dwóm celom: 1) wyświetla aktualną liczbę zmian oczekujących na zapisanie, a 2) po kliknięciu zapisuje wszystkie wprowadzone zmiany.
W miarę wprowadzania zmian zwiększa się licznik w przycisku Zapisz. Liczba na ikonie jest wyświetlana na czerwono jako ostrzeżenie, że wiele niezapisanych zmian może być trudnych do zapisania, jeśli wystąpi jeden błąd wśród tych zmian. (Ten licznik to liczba zmian, które wprowadziłeś, które można cofnąć, a NIE liczbę zmian, za które otrzymasz punkty edycji.)
Po kliknięciu przycisku (lub naciśnięciu klawisza skrótu) edytor zapisuje wszystkie bieżące zmiany, które wprowadziłeś. Ten proces jest trochę bardziej skomplikowany, niż to brzmi, ale to właśnie robi. Aby poprawnie zapisać, przeglądarka odbiera wiadomości z serwera Waze w przypadku wystąpienia błędów. Jeśli podczas zapisywania wystąpi błąd, edytor spróbuje podać szczegółowy komunikat o błędzie i sugestię jego usunięcia. Widok mapy zazwyczaj próbuje pokazać obszar błędu podświetlony w jasnym kole.
Po pomyślnym zakończeniu operacji zapisu nie można cofnąć poprzednich zmian za pomocą przycisku Cofnij.
Przycisk Cofnij cofnie niezapisane kolejne zmiany za każdym kliknięciem.
WAŻNE: Po kliknięciu przycisku Zapisz i zakończeniu operacji zapisu, przycisk Cofnij nie umożliwi cofnięcia już zapisanych zmian.
Zmiana może polegać na usunięciu węzła geometrii z segmentu lub zmianie nazwy punktu orientacyjnego. Może to być również zmiana na wielu obiektach naraz. Na przykład, jeśli wybierzesz 25 segmentów ulicy naraz i zmienisz je z jednokierunkowych na dwukierunkowe, oznacza to jedną zmianę. Dlatego jedno kliknięcie Cofnij spowoduje cofnięcie tej zmiany dla wszystkich 25 segmentów.
The Delete (trashcan) button will delete, or trash, any currently selected objects. If you have multiple objects selected, you will be prompted to confirm the multiple deletion. The only object you can currently multi-select is segments.
Objects are not actually deleted until the Save button is clicked. Once the save button is pressed, you cannot Undo any edits or deletes.
Hover or click to show the layers available for display on the main map. When the box next to the layer name is checked, then that layer is active and being displayed. There is a default shortcut key defined for each layer, and to make it easy to remember, with two exceptions: The shortcut is ⇧ Shift+X (first letter of the layer name). The two exceptions are the satellite/aerial imagery, which uses the letter I as the shortcut key for Imagery, and Places which uses the letter L because it was previously called Landmarks.
Przeładuj
The small curved arrow at the top right of the Layers list will reload all layers (excluding Satellite Imagery, Cities, and GPS layers) in the current view without reloading the whole page. This is a great way to see changes recently made by another editor in the area without losing the Chat history.
Zmień kolejność
The six small dots to the left of a layer selector box is a drag handle which enables those layers to be reordered changing the visibility of one layer above another. Only a few layers can be reordered. PLEASE NOTE: The layer order is reversed so layers at the bottom of the list appear above layers higher up in the list. Therefore Satellite Imagery will always appear below all other layers.
Zdjęcie satelitarne
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+I
Waze uses aerial and satellite photography provided by Google.
Miasta
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+C
City boundaries as defined by segments assigned to that city are shown in different colors. This layer is helpful in finding segments which are set to the wrong city. Until an area is heavily edited an updated, some city boundaries are likely to be overlapping or appear to be unassociated with any segments.
Changing the name of the city for a road is done through the WME interface documented in segment edit detail. If after fixing the city names you still have incorrect city boundaries, review the article on Updating the city layer.
Drogi
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+R
Roads are all of the streets, alleys, highways, and freeways which make up the drivable street system in Waze. Depending on the zoom level, some street types are not displayed so that the map is not too cluttered.
Ślady GPS
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+G
This layer will show tracks from Waze users as they drive with Waze running. Waze records and plots the GPS coordinate of drivers. This layer is useful for relatively accurate placement of new or moved roads when aerial photography is not yet updated. GPS tracks appear in the map editor as colored arrows. The direction of travel for a GPS point determines its color, so that all drivers going the same direction will show their points in the same color. This makes it easier to determine errant GPS tracks, or where a road on the map doesn't follow the actual path of vehicles.
The meaning of the colors is covered in the color-by-azimuth page.
Managerowie Obszarów
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+A
The Area Managers layer shows overlapping colored, named rectangles. These areas represent the areas those users have Area Manager permissions. This layer allows you to identify a user you may wish to send a PM in the forums about a specific issue you noticed in their area, but do not have rights to fix.
Miejsca
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+L
Miejsca are also known as POIs (Points of Interest). These can really be just about anything, but tend to be things like parks, gas stations, cemeteries, transit stations, etc. There are two types of Places: Area and Point. Point Places are for most small business, shops, etc. Area Places are for large stores, malls, parks, etc.
Speed cameras, red-light cameras and dummy cameras are shown on this layer. Drivers report camera location and type, and a map editor is required to confirm the existence of the camera, precise location and direction the camera is point before it will appear on the client. Confirmed cameras will pop up a visual and audible alert in the Waze app when approaching a speed or red light camera.
The Waze servers are constantly analyzing driver's GPS tracks to determine when there might be a problem with the map and uses the Problems layer to alert the editors. Some types of problems tracked are missing roads, incorrect turns allowed at intersection, wrong direction of road.
You can toggle visibility of closed Map Problems by using the "Show/Hide closed" link next to the Map Problems text.
These are user-submitted map issues while on the road or from LiveMap. This marker shows the location the user reported the issue from. The user's driven route for a distance before and after the reported location will be shown in bright green. If Waze was in navigation mode at the time of the report, the requested route for a distance before and after the reported location will be shown in purple, with markers along the route with the turn direction given to the user.
You can toggle visibility of closed Update Requests by using the "Show/Hide closed" link next to the Update Requests text.
See [[Prośby o aktualizację w Edytorze Map Waze] for more information.
Zgłoszenia aktualizacji miejsc
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+P
The Place Updates layer shows Place Update Requests (PURs) submitted by drivers and beginning editors. When an untrusted driver or editor creates a new place or makes changes to an existing place, a Place Update Request is created. Editors of rank Szablon:Rank or higher decide whether to accept each request. The most recent requests are a pale pink. Older requests are darker. Accepted but not-yet-saved requests are green.
Where you can edit is determined primarily by where you have driven. Edit rights are initially granted within a one-mile radius of where you have driven with Waze running. Your editable area is shown in lighter-colored areas surrounded by a black border. Users who are Area Managers will also see their managed areas in a colored highlighted area.
See Editable area for more information.
Zalogowani Edytorzy
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+V
The Live Users layer will display other map editors with the icon above. Editors' locations are shown in real-time.
Zamknięcia
The Road Closures layer displays a closure symbol and direction when a closure has been placed, using either a WME Closure or the client's Report > Closure feature. A red circle indicates a currently active closure. A gray circle indicates either a scheduled, but not currently active, WME closure or an app-submitted closure. Black arrows show the closure direction(s).
Lewe okno
At the left side of the window, below your username, is an area which is both informational and functional. Different tabs or single panes of information are displayed in this area based on whether an object is selected, the type of object and how many, which enable you to view and edit details of objects.
Server shortcut and snapshot
Directly above your user name is an area that may include a special link and selector depending upon your rank.
Above your name to the left, you may be able to see a selector to the 3 different map editor server platforms. This link is the same as the one in the settings for selecting your country server. Because most editors have no reason to change this setting, it is not brought out to this level for lower rank editors (below rank Szablon:Rank).
Above your name to the right, you may be able to see a link to Enter Snapshot Mode. This link is only available to rank Szablon:Rank and higher editors. By pressing this link, the main editor screen will revert all displayed street segments to the last view immediately after the last tile update. This can be helpful for editors to assist junior editors who may have made changes recently (before the next tile update) and are not sure what it looked like before they made the changes. The senior editor is able to view the original map before their changes and reset the map to the prior update if needed.
No object selected
When no objects are selected on the map, the Tabs Area displays user information. The top section greets you by name and is always visible regardless of what is showing or displayed on the map. Map Problems and Update Requests are not considered map objects, so the tabs below your name will display when a Map Problem or Update Request is selected.
A Wazer with a hard hat displays if you have editing permissions. To the right of that icon will be a highlighted cone with a number. This number is your editing rank. Below those graphics is a sentence about your editing rank and permissions.
Below this information is a graphic inviting you to view the introductory editing videos provided by the Waze team.
Przejazdy
Drives are journeys or routes that you have driven with the Waze client running. While you drive, Waze monitors your journey (recording details like location, time, speed) and transfers this information to the Servers. This data is used to validate the existing map (roads, turns, directions) and to learn average journey times. Other Waze users and Area Managers can also view the anonymous GPS tracks of many users when editing the map in the Edytor Map Waze. This helps with map accuracy.
Clicking on one of the five visible entries will center the map along that route and will zoom out to try and fit your entire route on the screen. Routes over about 20 miles / 30 kilometers will usually not fit on the map display all at once due to scale limitations. Use the mouse or arrow keys to pan around on the map. Parts of the route that display in red are not currently paved roads. Consider zooming into that area to determine if a road should be added.
Select the highlighted numbers at the bottom of the tab window to select older routes in date order.
Drives are typically processed and available for viewing in the Edytor Map Waze within an hour of completing the drive. For most short drives such as commutes between home and work (under about 35 miles / 50 kilometers), you will likely find them in the editor in under 15 minutes. If the servers are bogged down, or if your drive is significantly longer (over 100 miles / 150 kilometers), these drives may take up to a week to appear. If you don't see your drive after seven (7) days, open a ticket from the Support page, Quick Help box. Use the Email link and fill out the form and submit.
Obszary
This shows the entire editable area -- the area in which you can perform edits. Click on your editable area. The view will be centered on the editable area. If your editable area is spread out, in several sections, it may be centered between areas you can edit.
To access user-preference settings in WME, click the "Settings" tab in the left pane. Options include:
Draw new roads as two-way - determines whether any new road segments you draw start as two-way or one-way
Draw new roads with all turns allowed - when new roads are drawn with a connection to a junction, the junction can have all "turns" to or from the new segment allowed or disallowed
Select only on empty selection - affects editor behavior when you select an object (road segment, junction, or place) when there is already an object(s) selected
If not checked, then clicking on an object will automatically deselect any other objects already selected. This may cause accidental deselection
If checked, you are prevented from selecting a new object if there anything is already selected. Note that multi-select mode allows you to select additional segments when segment(s) are already selected; use the ctrl key for momentary multi-select, or press the M keyboard shortcut to toggle multi-select mode on/off. Also note that clicking an empty spot can still cause deselection.
Enable fullscreen mode - when checked, more screen space is given to the map (removes the menu header from the top of the page). Keyboard shortcut ⇧ Shift+F toggles this setting.
Units - Choose between Imperial (feet/miles) or Metric (meters/kilometers)
Wybór jednego lub więcej segmentów
The area above the tabs will show how many segments are selected, and a link to "Select Entire Street". The example graphic to the right shows what the Tabs Area looks like when multiple segments are selected.
Wybierz całą ulicę
When you click the link "Select Entire Street," or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+A the editor will select all segments connected to the current segment with the same primary name, city, state, and country information. It will also select some segments outside the current visible area. The "Select Entire Street" link and the multiple segment ID numbers are highlighted in yellow in the image to the right.
Pole adresu
When you click on the Pencil button, or tap shortcut key E, the address box displays more detail information and allows you to make changes to the country, state (US only), city and segment name. Next is where you can add or remove any alternate street name information. An alternate name, technically referred to as a "linked street," can be used for address searches, while primary name is used in navigation instructions.
If you run into an extreme case where you need to rename the city name on a large number of streets. Review the article Smudged city. The end of the article includes a link to a special form for converting a mass number of segments using the help of Waze staff in the database.
Pole główne
On this tab, you can modify the road type, direction, speed limits, elevation, lock, and special properties "toll road" and "tunnel". Further down past a separator line are more general details about the segment(s) which is/are selected.
Details on these tab settings can be found under Road Properties
Dodaj ograniczenia
When you click the button titled Add restrictions, or use the keyboard shortcut T, WME enters the Scheduled Restrictions editing interface
TAKE NOTICE:
The Add restrictions button appears when there is one or more segments selected.
If there are restrictions which already exist on any selected segment, the button name changes to Edit restrictions.
Edytuj numery domów
When you click the button titled Edit House Numbers, or use the keyboard shortcut H, WME enters the House Number editing interface.
TAKE NOTICE:
The Edit House Numbers button appears when there is only one segment selected.
The Edit House Numbers button isn't available to click when there are changes which need to be saved. The message, "Save your changes to edit house numbers" appears below the button.
Zakładka zamknięcia
On this tab, senior editors can enable closures in real time. For more information, read the WME Closure Feature page.
Ograniczenie prędkości
When a camera is selected, there is a single General tab which allows you to set the alert speed for a Speed Camera, and also to approve the camera once it is placed in the correct location. Red Light Cameras only need to be placed and approved and have no speed set.
Wybór miejsca
With a Place selected, there are three tabs: General, More Info and Photos. Under the General tab, you set the Place category(ies), give it a name, a description, and a checkbox to lock the place to prevent changes by lower ranking editors, whether it is a Private or Public Place, the full address details, and open hours.
Below that is an address details section which displays the Place's assigned Country, State (in the US) and City. Click the Edit button to change any values and clickApply when complete:
Setting the proper address details will allow Waze to utilize their own internal search for landmarks which appear only in Waze and not in other search provider results.
Wybór stacji benzynowej
When a gas or petrol station Place is selected, the General tab is very similar to that of all Places. When Gas Station is set as the primary Category (first), then there is an additional drop-down menu to select the Brand of gas sold at this station.
For the Waze application to be as useful as possible to drivers, it is important to ensure all fields of information are fully and properly completed.
Obszar wyświetlania mapy
All the layers currently selected for display show up in the map display area. The map display areas takes up the majority of the browser window. Any object displayed is selectable and editable, depending on your editing rights in the area you are viewing. Select a street and change its geometry. Select a landmark and change its name. Add a road where one should be, or delete a road which should no longer appear.
There are six main component controls or displays in the corners of the map display area:
The top bar tells which chat room you are connected to, and allows you to choose whether you will be visible or invisible in the map display area and the editor list.
Lista Edytorów
All visible editors in this chat room are listed with their editor rank. Click the editors' username to jump to the editor's location.
Okno wiadomości
When you are visible, type your message in the message box to participate in chat.
Szablon:Details
Pasek informacji
Just below the main toolbar, there wide area which runs the width of the map display area.
The left side will display the current city and state (US) or city and country (world).
The right side displays whether the editor is still loading any layers, such as road images or GPS points.
Kontrola powiększenia
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+↑, ⇧ Shift+↓
In the upper left corner, the zoom control is one way to adjust the zoom level, or altitude, or the map display area. Clicking + will move in closer, showing more detail. Clicking - zooms out/higher and removes detail. You can also click and drag the selector in between the + and - buttons.
The other methods for controlling the current zoom level is covered below in the section on Powiększanie mapy.
Street View
To Activate Street View, drag the blue lens icon from under the zoom control to the point where you want to see the street view.
As you drag the lens around the map, it will change colors to indicate the presence of street view images:
Street View is NOT available here
Street View is available here
Drop the lens. The map display shrinks by half to make room for the street view pane on the right. The lens has an arrow to show which way street view is pointing.
To spin and and zoom the image, use the pan and zoom controls in the Street view pane, or drag the pane around with the mouse and use the scroll wheel to zoom. To change the street view position, use the arrows on the street in street view, or drag the lens by its small white handle.
All editing operations are still available in the map display pane, but the space for editing is smaller. If you use the house number editor, it will cover some of the street view controls; use mouse and keyboard shortcuts.
To Close Street View, click the X at the top left-hand corner of the Street View pane, or press ⇧ Shift+W.
Pokaż moją lokalizację
. Zooms to the editor's approximate physical location.
Dolny pasek
Link Wiki
Opens a new tab to the wiki map editing pages.
Link Forum
Opens a new tab to the Waze map editor forum
Status link
Opens a new tab to the status blog -- showing latest tile updates and any other status messages the Waze team might choose to post.
Double-clicking any point on the map to zoom in one level and center the map on that point.
Using the mouse wheel "scroll up" to zoom in and "scroll down" to zoom out.
On Macintosh with a track pad, drag left or right.
Hold the ⇧ Shift key down and then click and drag a rectangle on the map to zoom in to the rectangle
Praca z obiektami
Objects are any of the things on the map that can be selected. They include point places, junctions, segments, area places, update requests, map problems, and place update requests.
Wybieranie obiektów
Wybór pojedynczych obiektów
A single click on any object will select it .
Selected segments, junctions, and places are highlighted in blue. Information about these objects appears in the Left Pane.
Selected segments will show A and B labels on their junction nodes
Selected Update Requests or Map Problems remain 100% opaque! while all other objects of the same type become partly transparent.
Selected Update Requests, Map Requests, and Place Update requests display information in a dialog box.
Wybór wielu segmentów
Several road segments may be selected at once in order to change the properties of several segments at one time. There are several ways to select multiple segments.
One way is to select the first segment, then use ctrl+click (MAC users:⌘ Command+click) to select additional segments.
A second way is to use multi-select mode. Use the shortcut keym to enter multi-select mode. Click each segment to add or subtract it from the current segment grouping. To exit multi-select mode, press m again.
To select all segments between two other segments, first select a segment, then use alt+click (Linux users:ctrl+alt+click) to select a second segment. The editor will add to the selection group the segments in-between the first and second segments, based mostly on the street name, but also on simple straight lines.
To select all segments within a box use ctrl+⇧ Shift+click (MAC users:⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+click) and then drag the cursor while holding the mouse button to form a box. When the mouse button is released, all the segments in the box are selected.
Segments having the same naming properties can be selected using the "Select entire street" function. See the description in the One or more segments selected section for more information.
Geometria
Segments and area places have geometry, which means shape. You change the geometry by adding, deleting, or moving geometry nodes.
to create a new geometry node, select the object. Hover the mouse pointer over the object to show the geometry nodes in white. Between the nodes, there will be a smaller point where a new geometry node can be created. Click and drag this point to create a geometry node.
to delete a geometry node, select the object. Hover the mouse pointer over the object to display the geometry nodes. Press and hold d and hover over the geometry node to be deleted.
Przenoszenie obiektów
point place
select the point place, then click and drag to the new position and save.There is a limit on how far a place may be moved before saving. To move a place farther, make several short moves.
area place (entire area)
select the area. Click and drag the area place move handle to move the area without changing its shape.
segment nodes (end or geometry)
select the segment. Hover the pointer over the segment to display the geometry node. Click and drag either end node or any of the geometry nodes to move the ends or change the shape.
area place geometry node
select the area. Hover over the area to display the geometry nodes. Click and drag a geometry node to change the shape of the area.
junction node
select just the junction where two or more segments are connected. Click and drag the junction node. Any segment junction nodes connected to the junction will remain connected to the junction. This will change the shape of the segments.
junction node and some connected segments
multi-select several segments that connect to the same junction node. Click and drag the junction node. Only the selected segments will be dragged with the junction node. Any unselected segments will be disconnected from the node.
Łączenie segmentów
When just two segments meet at one junction node, they can be joined into one segment. But only if they have identical information in the left pane. The resulting segment will have a new segment ID. There are three ways to do this:
Select the junction node only and use the trash can icon.
Select the two segments and bridge them. This will raise the elevation by 1.
Strzałki skrzyzowań
Select a segment to see all the turns leading out of that segment, including u-turns.
Green arrows are for allowed turns. Red arrows (with "-" sign) are for forbidden turns. Click on the arrow to switch it from allowed to forbidden.
Unconfirmed or "soft" turns also have a small question mark. Click the arrow to confirm the turn.
Hover over the arrow to see a clock. Click on the clock to edit time based turn restrictions
A yellow arrow means a time based turn restriction has already been applied.
Additional map controls
junction creator -- creates a junction where segments merely cross
Where two segments cross each other one time at the same elevation, but are not connected to each other, select the two segments at the same time. The junction creator icon will appear. Click this icon to create a junction. The two segments will be cut into four segments, all connected to the new junction.
bridge creator -- creates a "bridge" from a four-way intersection.
At any junction, select two segments with identical information. The bridge creator icon will appear. Clicking the icon will join the two selected segments into a single segment, and increase the elevation of the new segment to one more than the max elevation of the two segments which were joined. If you apply the bridge creator to a 4-segment junction, it will also join the two unselected segments, if possible.
This section is currently part of a larger effort to update the restrictions information across the wiki. Contact Kent Smith for more information
There are several types of restrictions. This is an overview of each one.
Editing area
You can only edit objects within your editing area -- this includes segments, junctions, places. This also includes closing map problems and update requests. Your editing area includes the area you gain by driving as well as any managed areas you have been granted as an area manager or map raid participant.
Lock rank
Segments and places can be locked. You can only edit these objects if they have a lock rank less than or equal to your editor rank. You can only set turn arrows if both segments involved have a lock rank less than or equal to your editor rank. Even if a junction has a segment connected to it locked above your editing rank, you can add or remove any segment you can edit at that junction. You can set the lock rank anywhere between 1 and your editor rank on any segment or place you can edit.
Staff place locks
Sometimes, Waze staff lock places, often in preparation for an ad campaign. The effect is as if the place is locked above the rank of all other Waze editors, but the lock is not visible in WME.
Trusted place editor status
Editors below rank Szablon:Rank and non-registered client users need approval from a rank Szablon:Rank or higher editor for all places regardless of the lock rank, until they reach a trusted status. After Szablon:Rank place approvals, they become trusted editors and their places no longer need approvals. Rank Szablon:Rank and higher editors never need approval for edits to places locked at or below their rank.
Closure locking
A segment that has a closure cannot be edited (with a few minor exceptions until the closure has been removed from the segment. So if a segment has a lock rank of 1 but a current closure, then it will require an editor with Real Time Closure permission for that segment to alter the closure so that a change can be made to the segment. In the USA, only rank Szablon:Rank and higher editors can edit closures.
Closures
Editors receive permission to add and edit Real time closures (RTC) in two ways.
Rank -- upon achieving minimum RTC rank (Szablon:Rank in the USA), editors can add and edit Real Time Closures on any segment within their editable areas or any segment that is not locked above their rank.
RTC areas -- In addition, editors may be granted RTC areas. Within these areas, editors can add and edit Real Time Closures on any segments, no matter the lock rank.
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Klawisz skrótu: Ctrl+S
Hover or click to show the layers available for display on the main map. When the box next to the layer name is checked, then that layer is active and being displayed. There is a default shortcut key defined for each layer, and to make it easy to remember, with two exceptions: The shortcut is ⇧ Shift+X (first letter of the layer name). The two exceptions are the satellite/aerial imagery, which uses the letter 
The small curved arrow at the top right of the Layers list will reload all layers (excluding Satellite Imagery, Cities, and GPS layers) in the current view without reloading the whole page. This is a great way to see changes recently made by another editor in the area without losing the Chat history.
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+C
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+R
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+G
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+A
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+L
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+S
Shortcut key: no default
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+U
Shortcut key: ⇧ Shift+E
Street View is NOT available here
Street View is available here
In the lower right corner is a small graphic showing the current scale of the map display area.
In the lower right corner is a chain icon.
Select the junction node only and use the trash can icon.
Select the two segments and bridge them. This will raise the elevation by 1.
Green arrows are for allowed turns. 
Red arrows (with "-" sign) are for forbidden turns. Click on the arrow to switch it from allowed to forbidden.
Unconfirmed or "soft" turns also have a small question mark. Click the arrow to confirm the turn.
Hover over the arrow to see a clock. Click on the clock to edit time based turn restrictions
A yellow arrow means a time based turn restriction has already been applied.
junction creator -- creates a junction where segments merely cross
bridge creator -- creates a "bridge" from a four-way intersection.
