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Before adding any cameras to the Waze map, you must be sure you are accurately reporting a camera installation. Many devices may have similar appearances, but very different functions. | |||
* The "30" on the speed cam icon is just part of the image and is not an indication of the actual speed limit the camera is set to. | |||
* The current camera image in the app as well as in WME implies that the camera captures the traffic from behind. Don't be fooled. It may also catch you up front | |||
*It is not possible to define a camera in such a way that it differentiates between traffic going straight or taking a turn at a junction. | |||
* The Waze app warns about a 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 | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:40, 22 September 2020
Camera's
Before adding any cameras to the Waze map, you must be sure you are accurately reporting a camera installation. Many devices may have similar appearances, but very different functions.
- The "30" on the speed cam icon is just part of the image and is not an indication of the actual speed limit the camera is set to.
- The current camera image in the app as well as in WME implies that the camera captures the traffic from behind. Don't be fooled. It may also catch you up front
- It is not possible to define a camera in such a way that it differentiates between traffic going straight or taking a turn at a junction.
- The Waze app warns about a 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