Not that I would ever buy a GM product anyway, but…

[BmillsSkier]

I always assumed that all the data on Waze is also on google, since google owns them and now tells me about things like speed traps and stalled vehicles. But maybe not, I dunno.

Yeah, Waze is primarily a crowd-sourced cop finder for me which I haven't found google maps to be that good at. Maybe it's just more users? Anyway, I haven't had the issues above that would make me want to ditch it.

[uglymoney]

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[bagtagley]

Yeah, Waze is primarily a crowd-sourced cop finder for me which I haven't found google maps to be that good at. Maybe it's just more users? Anyway, I haven't had the issues above that would make me want to ditch it.

I also assumed Google was consuming the same crowd-sourced info as Waze, but looks like I'm wrong about that. I quit using Waze because it would change my route without telling me and I'd end up in some questionable places as a result. I'm in less of a hurry and speed a lot less than I used to so the cop finding on Google is adequate, but if you're a speeder, I agree that Waze is still the way to go.