Feature request - enhanced speed camera alerts

[Fifield Nick]

Instead of a single beep, please implement multiple spoken warnings for upcoming speed cameras—similar to how Waze does it. A single beep is easily missed, especially with road noise or when using Cardo intercoms with other riders. Spoken alerts would significantly improve awareness and safety.

[Nick Carthew]

@Fifield-Nick In my opinion the two tone safety camera audio warning is ok as it is.

[Marinus van Deudekom]

@Fifield-Nick Just watch the screen and look at the visual warming at the bottum keft

[ginogino]

@Marinus-van-Deudekom
It would be sufficient for the speed camera sound to be customisable, so that those who would like to change it can put a voice file in their own language (one of the many found for tomtom would be fine) and so there would be no need to provide a sound file for each language supported by myrouteapp.

[Fifield Nick]

@Marinus-van-Deudekom as I’m riding ? No chance . I’m keeping my head up looking ahead for safety.
In my opinion:
A single beep is easily missed, especially with road noise or when using Cardo intercoms with other riders. Spoken alerts would significantly improve awareness and safety.

[Fifield Nick]

@Nick-Carthew

In my opinion:
A beep is easily missed, especially with road noise or when using Cardo intercoms with other riders. Spoken alerts would significantly improve awareness and safety. At least make it an option.

[Adrian Avram]

@Fifield-Nick I agree ! At least with Osmand, you get a verbal notification every time you pass over the speed limit "Speed limit xx !" This would be nice to have in MRA.

[Rob Veerman]

@Adrian-Avram said in Feature request - enhanced speed camera alerts:

@Fifield-Nick I agree ! At least with Osmand, you get a verbal notification every time you pass over the speed limit "Speed limit xx !" This would be nice to have in MRA.

In that case also the possibility to turn this off.

[Adrian Avram]

@Rob-Veerman of course ! In Osmand you can turn on or off a lot of audio notifications.

[Con Hennekens]

@Adrian-Avram, Osmand is the most complicated navigation app ever, so let's not go that way