Introducing Waze, a revolutionary startup that’s helping 21 million people save 10 minutes from their daily commutes. The traffic app uses data we provide by driving our cars to gauge the average speed of routes, discover new routes, and even notify you if there are police on the road. You get a top route choice, and then have the option of seeing three alternative routes. If your route suddenly has an accident or construction, Waze will reroute you, saving users time and money as they commute. Di-Ann Eisnor, head of global partnerships for Waze, gave A Total Disruption a behind the scenes look at Waze, the world’s fastest-growing community-based traffic and navigation application. It’s safe to say that A Total Disruption is on board the Waze bandwagon, the Apple Maps alternative. A Total Disruption found that unlike Apple Maps, it is actually revolutionizing how we navigate. Waze lets drivers in your area share real-time traffic and road info, saving everyone time and gas money on their daily commute.