PungoteagueDave
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- First Name
- David
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- Mar 2, 2025
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- Boynton Beach
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- ā25 Tesla Cybertruck, ā26 Tesla MY Launch, ā13 Porsche C4S, ā26 BMW R1300 GSA
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- retired
Yes, you can edit google maps yourself and the changes will apply to the entire network of users. Same for Waze. Waze is owned by google but for some reason the changes Iāve made donāt transfer between them. You have to first become a qualified editor - itās right on the settings screens on a web browser-based version. There are also some YouTube videos on how to make some of the more nuanced changes and reshape roads, etc. There is a certain amount of trust involved but they do allow pretty heavy editing. Our Florida gated community has a back entrance off a side road that would be slightly quicker routing, so the mapping systems always tried to put the route there, even though the fence is permanently closed and locked. It made every Uber and delivery driver nuts. And of course FSD constantly went down the side road and gave up at the locked fence. I went in and marked the road turn as closed and google/waze immediately began to force routes to the front entrance. I made several other similar edits, including speed limits on my Virginia farmās mile-long driveway..
"You can edit google maps yourself if something is wrong. The maps will only be updated when google deems it necessary to drive down that street for an update. But, between their updates, you can go to google.com/maps and edit the street, speed, direction of travel, etc."
I have never tried to edit Google Maps to change speed limit signs or school zones, I would be surprise they would give people that power....Can you imagine 'I think this road should be 75...even though the signs say 35'
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And again my friends I only am explaining what has happened to me and my area, you may live in a better mapped area and never see this. When I got my CT a year ago, FSD couldn't even stay on the road of a unmarked country road. Different story today, its a marvel feat of programming. I am just not understanding some of the decision made at Tesla, that should seem obvious to us. Just my Engineering opinion.
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