Israel Spcams.txt [For All iGO versions]

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Originally Posted by spyder [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

My choice is DIRTYPE, DIRECTION = 0.0

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Basically, I agree with you but it is probably differs from country to country or, continents. For us, the police mentality is to rake in as much revenue as possible from fines and therefore, most spcams are not located in dangerous lanes, whose purpose there is to reduce the speed of traffic there in order to contribute to the prevention of road accidents. In addition, we are a small country and with a high spcam deployment density - Circular warnings, would drive us crazy. Therefore, we prefer and adhere to DIRTYPE and DIRECTION.

DIRTYPE, DIRECTION = 0.0 - SCDB does not collect information about which direction the camera controls, and this does not put it in the rank of ideal speedcams.
All speedcams for iGO are directional alerts, starting with *spc.
Countries that use speedcam sites with camera directions are
Portugal, Spain, Andorra, France, Bulgaria, Greece, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Moldova, Ukraine, Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan ...
OSC site has more countries with targeted alerts.

Ideal Speedcam =You can exceed the limits without legal danger

It must also be considered that in the datatbase there may be errors that lead to the risk of infringement. (like shooting yourself in the foot )
The speedcam warning should only be an invitation to responsible driving.

1. which file to use: the all in one, or the separated files.
2. igo create file "speedcam.spdb" , can I delet the files ".txt"
3. regarding bus lane, is the option to prevent igo to navigate through these lanes during forbidding hours?, or to warn before starting navigating.

Thanks.

@me33
1. You need to select a common file or by separation
2. All information about using speedcam [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
3. Speedcam notifies when the camera is in the lane for public transport, do not enter the lane within the camera's range.

Codes - All in One Israel_spcdb.txt
1 - Speed Camera
2 - Built-in Camera
71 - Bus Lane Camera (This code starts with iGO primo)

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Originally Posted by me33 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

1. which file to use: the all in one, or the separated files.
2. igo create file "speedcam.spdb" , can I delet the files ".txt"
3. regarding bus lane, is the option to prevent igo to navigate through these lanes during forbidding hours?, or to warn before starting navigating

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1. Just, in which file or files that is convenient for you and what is to your liking.

2. Why not try it yourself and examine the result?

3. iGO does not have the option of choosing a route for navigation according to allowed or forbidden hours. iGO does not have the option as WAZE have - Choosing a navigation route according to +2.

You probably know that you can select and configure whether to receive a visual alert from a bus spcam, purely visually or inactive alert.

By the way, have you ever tried, on a trip to Tel Aviv from north to south, when you are on the far left lane, to see if you get a bus spcam alert from the far right lane?

@kwbs
I'm trying to figure out what types of cameras are in Israel, you write about 6 six types.

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Originally Posted by kwbs [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Maybe you already know that there are only 6 types of speedcams in Israel:
Fixed speed camera
Fixed speed and redlight camera
Redlight camera
Mobile speed camera
Dummy
Bus Lane

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in your file - Israel_2021.07.17_spctxt.rar
i found the following three types
1 - Speed Camera
2 - Built-in Camera
71 - Bus Lane Camera (This code starts with iGO primo)
how to change the file Israel_2021.07.17_spctxt.rar to get six types, or there are only three of them?

if you take from another topic [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] 2 two Mobile speed camera, then in the end there are 4 types of cameras.
The question remains on these two types:
Fixed speed and redlight camera 11 cod
Redlight camera 3 cod

which cameras in the above file have 3, 11 codes.

Thanks for the clarification.

@ Andrey Form, @kwbs

1. I also noticed that there are missing cameras. .( for example, Orlov st. 44 , near Pinsker st. corner in petach tikva city. Sygic truck does show it).

2. Is there option to modify iGO to prevent entering bus lane. or at least note it when planning a route, or to mark the bus lane in yellow.

because when you enter into a bus lane, you just can't escape from getting caught by the cameras.

3. I received 150$ fine, driving bus lane on king George street in tel aviv. the signs that declare bus lane and hours are so small.

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I also noticed that there are missing cameras

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Is it true @me33?

1. The fact that a camera appears in Sygic, is not yet a reference that this camera still exists in reality today and all the more so, that it is "Missing in iGO".

This camera in Orlov_Pinsker corner, which was numbered as spcam No. 107 in the records that overlaps with WAZE database, was removed a long time ago... 08/04/2019.

Do you have any more such "declarative examples" that you noticed?


2. Modify your eyes and habits, not to drive in "Yellow Lane" a/o alone in "+2 Lane".


3. Urban traffic cameras are not mapped and are not alerted in Israel. Not in WAZE either! Open your eyes.

It seems, with the passage of time, that the issue of speed cams in ISRAEL has been neglected since the last update which was on 17/07/2021.

Well, it's not like that.

Simply, the issue of legality and correctness of the speed cams in ISRAEL is facing a fierce legal battle between civil lawyers and the police prosecution and the Standards Institute (who did not hesitate to lie to the court, were caught for it and senior officials were removed from their positions).

Therefore, so far no new cams have been installed throughout the country and there has been no change in the existing ones.

Time will tell.


And here we were informed:

At the beginning of 2023, a pilot of "Average Speed Cams" will be conducted on Route 90, the longest road in Israel, in the southern part of the country.

In addition, new mobile speed cams will be activated. The question is, where will they be stationed and what will be the extent of their contribution to enforcement and not to the police's cash box.