@paulj
Since it is not explained in detail in previous posts, or the linked discussions, I think this might answer your question. You can add something like the following the following to your sys.txt
[speedcam_category:2]
warn_distances="0:70,40:100,90:300"
[speedcam_category:4]
warn_distances="0:70,40:100,90:300"
[speedcam_category:11]
warn_distances="0:70,40:100,90:300"
As @Andrey Form showed in his post there are 3 possible speedcam types which can be used for red lights so its best to cover them all.
The meaning of the numbers is as follows:
The first number (before the colon) is the minimum actual driving speed at which the warning distance will apply. The second number (after the colon) is the distance from the camera, in metres, at which the warning will be triggered.
In my example I have set three different warning distances dependent on speed, so the faster you are travelling the more warning you will get. You can add, amend or remove speed:distance combinations as you see fit but you must always retain the syntax of numbers and punctuation marks, including keeping the entire string within quotation marks.
If you have any further questions feel free to post them here



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