Maps has an incorrect 'Home' for me

I get route suggestions all the time, so you're not alone there.

Something that might be worth a try to fix the problem of Maps suggesting to take you home (to the wrong address)

Go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services (scroll to the bottom)> Significant Locations. It will need your touch ID to view Significant Locations.

From there you could either scroll to the bottom and clear all history (including any favorites), or you can select the locations of your home, slide to the left and tap delete.

From the Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services you could also turn off Location based alerts and suggestions.

You could also turn off Significant Locations so it will stop tracking your habitual patterns.

Edit: Additional info...

If you have iCloud Maps turned on, deleting the significant location history really won't work, because iCloud will repopulate the history.

So you would need to turn off iCloud Maps to prevent iCloud from synchronizing map data. Go to Settings-> [username]Apple ID -> iCloud -> Turn off Maps.

I imagine after a while you would be able to turn it back on, just give it time for the iCloud data to be wiped out.

Have you tried going to Settings>Siri & Search>My Information and selecting your contact card?

I do not know of a way to edit, or if it's even possible.

Maybe just delete it and let it re-learn your frequently visited places.

I'm curious to see if it names them correctly next time.

To echo IdrisSeabright: Do you keep WiFi turned on? It can make a huge difference in location accuracy.

Maybe this will help...

You have to make sure that Maps Destinations is active in your Today view. To be sure, swipe down on your screen to bring up Notification Center. Swipe to the right to bring up the Today view, and scroll down and tap the Edit button, then add Maps Destinations, if it's not already active. From now on, you should be able to see information about your next destination in the Today view.

Then make sure in Settings>Notifications>Maps>Allow Notifications is on. Now it should (theoretically) notify you without having to go into Today view.

Edit: I typed the above before I saw your post at 9:36.

So I see you do have the widget (today view) active already.

Maybe toggling the 'allow map notifications' will reset it.

I've also noticed that ignored notifications tend to go away until the app is used again.

That's really weird. Are you sure the notification was from Apple Maps? Do you have any other apps on your phone that could be giving you notifications on estimates (e.g. Google Maps, Waze, Leave Now)? I don't think I've ever gotten that sort of notification from Maps.

FrankO23 wrote:

Hmm, link doesn't appear clickable, but if you cut and paste you should be able to see the image. (Not sure what the optimal way to post images here is.)

The link was fine. I'm going to have to do a bit more research on this, though.

FrankO23 wrote:

In addition, it often mis-guesses the address I'm going to. For example, it usually misidentifies the location of my workout gym with the name of a yogurt shop a few doors down. Am I unusual in getting route suggestions like that?

Do you keep WiFi turned on? It can make a huge difference in location accuracy.

I wish I could tell you how to trigger them. Sometimes it'll go for long periods of time where I don't get any, then it starts again!?!?

...and it only tells me how long it takes me to get home from work.

briandallas wrote:

I wish I could tell you how to trigger them. Sometimes it'll go for long periods of time where I don't get any, then it starts again!?!?

...and it only tells me how long it takes me to get home from work.

The Maps Destination Widget works. It's now telling me how long it will take me to get from work to home. But, I don't seem to get notifications.

I have noticed that, if you continuously ignore notifications from some apps, they stop sending them. Once I open and interact with the app, they start up again. Or is that my imagination? But I do use Maps not infrequently.

briandallas wrote:

I've also noticed that ignored notifications tend to go away until the app is used again.

Except for apps I'd really rather not keep reminding me but forget to turn off notifications. Of course.

Good luck!