Our governments are not the same. The US government is way more corrupt towards the middle class than the Canadian government. Look at the Coronavirus response differences as just one example.
Canada’s treatment of the middle class is way different than that of the US.
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Congestion Zones are areas where it is no longer allowed to drive old, polluting cars, for instance in some cities in Belgium, France, ...I agree.
On the flip side you are among the very few that have
Maps: Congestion Zones
whatever that is.
iOS and iPadOS - Feature Availability
iOS and iPadOS have so many amazing features. Find out which ones are available on iPhone and iPad in your country or region.www.apple.com
Apple Maps introducing speed camera support was one of the greatest upgrades the app got.
Using Waze, some users hit the police report when they see a cop traveling in either direction which provides bogus location info. Multiple required reports will hopefully minimize these stupid distracting incidents.
Seems that most accidents happen during lane changes (according to dash cam videos) when drivers are trying to get around people that don’t keep up with the rest of traffic.Last year even though people spent less time driving, traffic deaths increased. Speeding was the number one reason. Do some basic research before leaving comments.
Traffic deaths rose 8% in 2020, even as Americans drove fewer miles during pandemic
The National Safety Council estimates said that 42,060 people died in vehicle crashes in 2020, an 8% increase over 2019.www.usatoday.com
Very true, but speed doesn’t cause accidents. Irresponsible drivers hitting stuff causes accidents.
do you say "hey siri, add an accident to my current location in maps? or is there a shortcut you need to create?
In iOS 14.5 and later, Apple has added a Waze-like feature to its native Maps app that lets you report accidents, hazards, and speed checks along your route when getting directions. Keep reading to learn how it works.
Driving on public roads can throw up all sorts of hazards, but if you're given prior warning then you can be better prepared to deal with them. Apple recognizes this, which is why it allows you to report incidents in Maps for the benefit of other users. If you see something dangerous on your route that you want to warn others about, you can do so by following the steps below.
Note that the Report feature described here is also available through CarPlay, which should make it easier to report an incident when you're driving, when ideally you shouldn't be interacting with your phone.
How to Report Speed Checks and Traffic Incidents in Apple Maps
Reporting an incident flags the location with Apple, so it shouldn't be used except in a valid situation. If enough people file similar reports in the same location, Apple will use anonymized crowdsourcing to flag the incident site on the map.
- In Apple's Maps app, enter an address in the input field and select a route.
- Choose Go and start your journey.
If you come across a hazard, accident, or speed check, bring up the options card by tapping the chevron icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen.
Tap the Report button in the menu card, then tap Accident, Hazard, or Speed Check. Alternately, say "Hey Siri, there's an [accident/hazard/speed check]" and Siri will send in a report to Apple Maps.
Article Link: iOS 14.5: How to Report Speed Checks, Traffic Accidents, and Other Hazards in Apple Maps
. I would assume that crowd source data is limited to within the app of which the driver is using?
