United Arab Emirates: It uses the same GPS and cannot solve spoofing. Compare road signs and another source instead of following a bad position.
Australia: Use Waze for live urban driving conditions, but obey closures and official warnings. It does not replace remote-road preparation or emergency communications.
Bulgaria: Use it for current driving conditions, but obey official signs and check BGTOLL or the road authority for closures and repairs.
Costa Rica: Compare unexpected detours with Google Maps and local advice, and never accept a river, beach or unverified back-road shortcut.
Dominican Republic: Use it as a live traffic aid, not a safety guarantee. Keep data available, avoid night driving, and reject shortcuts onto poorly lit or visibly damaged roads.
Ecuador: Reject an isolated or implausible shortcut and follow official closures. Live traffic cannot confirm that a rural road is safe or passable.
Guatemala: Use it to compare congestion, not to override an official closure or local safety advice. Reject isolated, flooded or implausible shortcuts.
Israel: Use it for traffic, not as a safety authority. GPS disruption and automatic shortcuts can produce unsuitable routes.
Jamaica: Use it as a live traffic aid, not a safety guarantee. Keep data available, stay on suitable main roads, and avoid night driving and floodwater.
Malaysia: Use it only behind the wheel with a secure mount. Never follow a shortcut through a closure, flood or clearly unsuitable road.
Panama: Install it only if driving. Obey signs and barriers when a shortcut conflicts with road conditions or official directions.
Philippines: Use it for traffic, not as proof that a shortcut is suitable. It needs live data and can be weaker or overly adventurous outside cities.
Puerto Rico: Use it for traffic, not as proof a road is suitable. Keep live data, avoid floodwater and night mountain shortcuts, and check the rental toll policy.
Paraguay: Use it for traffic, not to override an official closure. Reject isolated, unpaved or flooded shortcuts.
Qatar: Use it as a second opinion while driving, but follow road signs and never take an app shortcut onto an unsuitable track.
Romania: Use it as a live traffic aid only. Road signs, police directions, restrictions and the rental company's vignette instructions take priority.
