Overview
- The new tool lets drivers speak naturally about hazards, and Waze uses Gemini-powered language processing to file the correct report automatically.
- The release follows roughly a year of limited beta testing and is reaching some users now in a staged rollout with no announced timetable for wider access.
- Early sightings are concentrated on iPhones in the United States, and at least one UK-based tester reported not seeing the feature yet.
- Multiple users say the reporting works as promised, reducing screen taps and speeding up incident submissions during trips.
- Others report issues including a recurring opt-in prompt and media playback failing to resume after use, with one user needing to disconnect CarPlay to restore audio.