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Google Maps now showing Waze reports on Android Auto

Google Maps now shows Waze reports on Android Auto, providing users with more real-time information about roadway conditions and incidents including police activity.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Over a decade after acquiring Waze, Google is finally integrating reporting data from the crowdsourced navigation app into Google Maps on Android Auto. Waze's appeal comes from its ability to see reports from other drivers regarding upcoming conditions or incidents. Earlier this year, Google confirmed plans to use Waze's reporting data within Maps, and this functionality has begun rolling out.

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