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Connected Citizens Program Partner Onboarding GAME PLAN 2 – WAZE Waze & CCP Overview Case Studies Partner Portal Share Waze Data Resources 1 2 3 4 5 01 / WAZE & CCP OVERVIEW 3 – WAZE Waze & CCP Overview 1 01 / WAZE & CCP OVERVIEW 4 – WAZE What is Waze? Free, real-time, crowdsourced traffic and navigation app ● Save every driver 5 minutes every day ● 185+ Countries, 42+ Languages & Voices 01 / WAZE & CCP OVERVIEW 5 – WAZE DRIVERS 76M+ MONTHLY ACTIVE USERS The Waze community... MAP EDITORS 50,000+ VOLUNTEERS 01 / WAZE & CCP OVERVIEW WAZE / CONNECTED CITIZENS 6PROGRAM – WAZE Waze Connected Citizens Program Empowering data-driven decisions to achieve concrete community impact PARTNERS 250+ 01 / WAZE & CCP OVERVIEW 7 – WAZE Partner Organizations Emergency response Municipalities Departments of Transportation Police Departments Transit agencies 01 / WAZE & CCP OVERVIEW 8 – WAZE Free, Two-way Data Exchange Waze Municipal Partners Anonymous, real-time, Wazer-generated Real-time road closures, construction, incident and slow-down information major traffic events and incidents 02 / CASE STUDIES 9 – WAZE Case Studies 2 02 / CASE STUDIES 10 – WAZE Concrete community impact Integrating Waze data Communications channel Analyzing Waze data in Traffic Management between governments and to make better infrastructure Centers citizens decisions 02 / CASE STUDIES 11 – WAZE Program Impact: Genesis Pulse Verifying incidents Minutes ~4 Average reduction in emergency response times 02 / CASE STUDIES 12 – WAZE Program Impact: PA Turnpike Commission Two-way communication 20% decrease in traffic versus same weekend year before 02 / CASE STUDIES 13 – WAZE Program Impact: Crisis Response Reach drivers with critical crisis information Planning: Share locations of shelters Response: Detour traffic around the crisis area Display closest emergency Alert drivers to crisis and shelter locations resulting closures 02 / CASE STUDIES 14 – WAZE Program Impact: City of Boston Real-time traffic insights Month-Over-Month 18% reduction in congestion at key intersections of Seaport Blvd. and Atlantic Ave. 02 / CASE STUDIES 15 – WAZE Connected Citizens Partner Community Fostering a collaborative innovation community 100+ participants at 2016 D.C. and Paris partner summits 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 16 – WAZE Partner Portal 3 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 17 – WAZE Partner Portal is a 1-stop shop ● Account Setup ● Share Data ● Partner Forum ● Resources ● Help Center ● Calendar 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 18 – WAZE Link your corporate account or 1. Create a create a new gmail address Google Account 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 19 – WAZE 2. Log in to the Portal Is this the correct Google account? 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 20 – WAZE 3. Grant colleagues Portal access 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 21 – WAZE 4. Upload logo PNG format 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 22 – WAZE 5. Add POCs 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 23 – WAZE 6. Add yourself and colleagues to the Partner Forum 6. Invite yourself / others to the Forum 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 24 – WAZE 7. Generate up to 10 territory polygons 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 25 – WAZE 8. Create an Institutional Waze Username Click “this form”, update fields, and then copy/paste username in the text box. 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 26 – WAZE Questions? Access the Help Center 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 27 – WAZE Questions? File an Issue under Give / Get Waze Data Click the number under the Issues column next to the corresponding data set. This will open a message box to send to our technical team. 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 28 – WAZE 9. Give Waze Data Click Add dataset, select each data type and share method. Status will be marked as “Requested” until our technical team notifies you that it is Live. 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 29 – WAZE 10. Get Waze Data Click Add dataset, select each data type and share method. Status will be marked as “Requested” until our technical team notifies you that it is Live. Our technical team may communicate with you through the Issues button (a # other than “0” signals that you have a new message). Once our technical team makes your Traffic View Tool live, log back in and add the routes you want to track. 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 30 – WAZE 11. Check the Calendar and RSVP for upcoming events 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 31 – WAZE 12. Post in the Forum The Forum is the place for you to ask for advice, share examples of your usage of Waze data, and communicate with other partners. 03 / PARTNER PORTAL 32 – WAZE 13. Check the Resources tab 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 33 – WAZE Share Waze Data 4 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 34 – WAZE Give Waze Data Road Closures Incidents Unique Data Sets Major Traffic Events 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 35 – WAZE Give Waze Data: Road Closures ● Live feed API ○ Review the Closure Incident and Feed Specification (CIFS) doc which outlines feed format. JSON or XML preferred. ● Road Closure Tool ○ Accessible through our web-based map editing platform, the Waze Map Editor (WME). Use the Road Closure Tool to add closures directly to the Waze map. ○ Be sure to log-in to the WME with your institutional username so that the closures you add are attributed to your organization. ● Emails to [email protected] ○ Please provide at least 48 hours advanced notice when sending emails. Emails must contain the following fields: ■ Name of event along with city and country where event is happening ■ Street names ■ Direction of closures (one way/both directions) ■ Start and end time of closures (in local time zone) ■ Cross streets at beginning and end of closures 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 36 – WAZE Give Waze Data: Incidents ● Live feed API ○ Review the Closure Incident and Feed Specification (CIFS) doc which outlines feed format. JSON or XML preferred. The feed must contain the following fields: ■ Coordinates (closures require both start and end points) ■ Street name ■ Type of report (lane closure, construction, accident, hazard) ■ Description (cause of closure/incident) ■ Start and end time/date ● Waze Reporting Tool ○ Accessible through our web-based map editing platform 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 37 – WAZE Give Waze Data: Unique Data Sets ● HOV/bus lanes/electric vehicle - upload file or feed ● License plate restrictions - upload file ● Dangerous Intersections - upload file ● Crisis centers - request spreadsheet ● School zones - feed or upload file ● Business locations - feed or upload file ● Parking locations - feed or upload file ● Real-time snow plow/garbage truck feeds - feed 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 38 – WAZE Give Waze Data: Major Traffic Events ● Major Traffic Events, or MTEs are large-scale events that have associated road closures (eg. marathon race, bridge closure etc). ● MTEs are eligible to get additional attention, including: ○ A message to users (through push notification/inbox message) ○ A listing on our events website, and/or ○ Social media coverage ● Options to submit an MTE, include: ○ Email [email protected] ○ Complete the Major Traffic Event Form ○ If a road closure is part of a larger event, it can now be added to the WME through the Events tool in the WME ● Please provide at least 48 hours advanced notice (2 weeks for a custom push notification). 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 39 – WAZE Get Waze Data Waze API Traffic View Tool Email Alerts 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 40 – WAZE Get Waze Data: Waze API ● The Waze data feed contains filtered data for your territory, including: ○ Traffic incidents ■ jams, accidents, hazards, construction, potholes, roadkill, stopped vehicles, objects on road, missing signs -- reported by our community of mobile users ○ System-generated traffic jams ■ location and speed data associated with slow downs below average speed for a particular segment for the time of day/day of week -- identified by analyzing anonymized user GPS signals ● The API is available through a localized JSON or XML feed that is updated in real time. ● To request the Waze feed: ○ Update the polygon in the Basic Information tab of the Portal. ○ Get Waze Data > Add data set > Waze JSON/XML feed ● Review the Waze Feed Technical Specifications doc. ○ Each alert receives a Reliability and Confidence Score. ● Note: Waze does not share user speed data with Partners. 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 41 – WAZE Get Waze Data: Traffic View Tool ● The Traffic View Tool (TVT) contains real-time Waze ETAs from pre-selected origins to destinations: ○ Waze-o-Meter: quick visual snapshot of traffic in your area. ○ Unusual traffic feed: automatically alerts to places where drive times are much longer than expected and provides a link to the best alternate route, when available. ○ Route watchlist feed: list of the routes you report on most often. ○ Traffic View Live Map: auto set to your area; zoom-in to see details and click on any icon to see user-submitted information about that notification. ● To request the Traffic View Tool ○ Get Waze Data > Select dataset > Traffic view tool ○ Once the TVT is marked live, add your routes 04 / SHARE WAZE DATA 42 – WAZE Get Waze Data: Email Alerts ● Waze will send alerts of important traffic events in your area straight to your inbox, including: ○ Cause of unusual traffic. ■ Unusual traffic emails resemble our localized twitter feeds. ○ Insights and comments based on real-time user road reports. ○ Trends, to anticipate if the traffic expected to get better or worse. ○ Optimal alternate route to bypass the traffic. 05 / RESOURCES 43 – WAZE Resources 5 05 / RESOURCES 44 – WAZE Useful Links Need Help? CCP website link ● Visit the Help Center Help Center link ● File an Issue ● Check out the Resources tab Case study booklet link ● Email [email protected] ● Consider asking Partners in the Forum Google account creation link Portal link Forum link
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