Google Maps is adding more options to its incident-reporting feature, which will allow drivers to avoid or prepare for dangerous weather conditions. As spotted by Android Police, Maps now allows users to flag flooded roads,

There will be more options to report hazards, but Google also added an update that could help millions of drivers. This improvement occurred when Google and Waze agreed to share specific data. The shared data consists of incident and hazard reports made on Waze, which appear on Google Maps with the option to confirm.

Google Maps custom routes can be created on desktop, but good luck importing and opening them on Android and Android Auto. It's infuriating.

The prompt for confirming an incident is announced with a chime, followed by a text and a timer. The timer and text are visible in the bottom half of the app.

More incident reports are coming to Google Maps, this time weather-based ones – but some might argue they’re more of a headache than a help.