Plugin.ini: use_road_speedlimit=1 and the speed in speedcam.txt = 0.
In this case, the speed alert will always correspond to the speed taken from the map, provided by the map provider, for example, HERE. The speed data taken from the map may not be perfect, for example, outdated data or the map provider may not be aware of the speed limit on a given section of the road.
3.4520,49.0400,1,0,1,90 – entry in speedcam.txt camera speed = 0
So, let's consider the situation (FIGURE 1): you are in zone 1, the speed limit on this section is 70 km/h. 300 meters further on, there is a camera in zone 2, with a speed limit of 50 km/h. But you receive a notification in your navigator about the camera, and after 300 meters, the LIMIT is 70 km/h.
FIGURE 2: The situation is repeated, except that the speed ahead increases. We're in zone 1 and the speed limit is 50 km/h. We receive a notification in our about a speed camera; in 300 meters, the speed limit is 50 km/h.
FIGURE 3. The ideal situation is when the speed doesn't change from one section to the next, and the car and the camera are in the same speed zone.
FIGURE 4. This scenario occurs when speedcam.txt contains an entry indicating the speed, 3.4520,49.0400,1.50,1.90, which guarantees a camera notification at the correct speed. This data is provided by camera information collection databases.



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