Google certainly knows this, and it's probably why it brought it to Google Maps, so it'll be interesting to see how the company manages to avoid the cannibalization of Waze now that the feature ...

Google Maps gets a new Waze-like traffic incident report UI and a new guidance feature that helps you find the main entrance. Waze now supports multiple traffic camera types.

Some Google Maps users are reporting seeing new traffic alerts from Waze, which marks a new crossover between the apps.

Google bought Waze in 2013, and everyone believed from the beginning that it was only a matter of time before the company combined its new asset with Google Maps. It made sense.

Google has announced updates for both its Google Maps and Waze apps on iOS, including recommending car parks, and alerting users to different types of speed cameras.

Google Maps is a very traditional GPS navigation system, whereas Waze is more like being navigated by a small child that memorized the street map and proceeded to drink a few double espressos.

Google Maps is also rolling out a more-prominently featured incident reporting feature, similar to the one in Waze. So, should you keep Waze on your phone, or just migrate over to Google Maps?

Generative AI is coming to Google Maps, Google Earth, Waze Conversational search and hazard reporting and more detailed maps, all thanks to AI.

Google has announced new Waze and Google Maps features rolling out for iPhone and CarPlay users that aim to keep them safer and more informed on the go.

Google Maps & Waze brings enhanced navigation with new features like better incident reporting and real-time traffic updates.

Google Maps has been asking drivers via pop-up messages to provide updates on traffic incidents for several months now, but these alerts provided directly "from Waze drivers" are new.