* The [[Waze app|app]] warns about a speed camera if it is valid, points in the same direction as the road segment, and the driver is exceeding the limit set on the camera.
* The [[Waze app|app]] warns about a speed camera if it is valid, points in the same direction as the road segment, and the driver is exceeding the limit set on the camera.
* [[File:Camera-at-crossing.png|right|150px]] The [[Waze app|app]] warns about a red light camera if it is valid, points in the same direction as the road segment and the driver is exceeding the speed limit set on the camera.
* [[File:Camera-at-crossing.png|right|150px]] The [[Waze app|app]] warns about a red light camera if it is valid, points in the same direction as the road segment and the driver is exceeding the speed limit set on the camera.
* If more than one camera is placed on the same route only the first camera issues a warning if there is less than 300 meter (as the crow flies) in between.
* No alert will be given of a subsequent camera when it is within 300 m as the crow flies from the first camera.
* It is not possible to define a camera in such a way that it differentiates between traffic going straight on and traffic turning left or right. The camera will show up regardless of the route.
* It is not possible to define a camera in such a way that it differentiates between traffic going straight on and traffic turning left or right. The camera will show up regardless of the route.
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* Average speed cameras are not mapped as cameras. Use only the [[Road Aspects|Average speed camera checkboxes]] on the road segments where the average speed is checked.
* Average speed cameras are not mapped as cameras. Use only the [[Road Aspects|Average speed camera checkboxes]] on the road segments where the average speed is checked.
Versie van 29 jul 2020 22:07
Remarks
The "30" on the speed cam icon is just part of the image and is not an indication of the actual speed to which the speed camera is set.
The camera direction (the direction from the center of the image to the red circle) defines the driving direction for the camera.
The current camera image implies that the camera captures the traffic from behind. Don't be fooled.
The app warns about a speed camera if it is valid, points in the same direction as the road segment, and the driver is exceeding the limit set on the camera.
The app warns about a red light camera if it is valid, points in the same direction as the road segment and the driver is exceeding the speed limit set on the camera.
No alert will be given of a subsequent camera when it is within 300 m as the crow flies from the first camera.
It is not possible to define a camera in such a way that it differentiates between traffic going straight on and traffic turning left or right. The camera will show up regardless of the route.
Average speed cameras are not mapped as cameras. Use only the Average speed camera checkboxes on the road segments where the average speed is checked.
