Edit: Fixed it myself, I hadn’t realised I could add the extra camera myself at the level I’m at so it’s now setup to reflect the real-world coverage of the new Vector SR.
Hi Editors,
Speed camera ID: 6533
Location permalink: https://waze.com/editor?env=row&lat=53.75564&lon=-1.59617&marker=true&zoomLevel=20&segments=123172317
The old traditional speed camera has had a newer Jenoptik Vector SR installed across the road - this will monitor speeds in both directions now whereas the old one only did one direction. While both cameras are in place currently past experience suggests the old one will be removed now and just leave the 2-way replacement in place to cover the area it once managed and the other direction too.
A similar update was made a while ago further down the road here:
https://waze.com/editor?env=row&lat=53.74785&lon=-1.61112&marker=true&zoomLevel=18&segments=265120675
and here:
https://waze.com/editor?env=row&lat=53.74543&lon=-1.61935&marker=true&zoomLevel=18&segments=151249014
A secondary camera object was added at each location following my requests on here and warnings now take into account the multi-direction checking.
I’m guessing it’s already been discussed but maybe it’s time to update the speed camera object to make it so one pole can cover more than one direction, these cameras are likely to be rolled out at an accelerated rate now by the looks of it.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help by adding a second camera object facing the other way at the same location.
Unsure what you are asking here, as cameras are mapped facing both directions this is mapped correctly, what needs to be changed :?:
I might have confused things by adding the two examples where it was correct but on the first permalink I provided there was just one camera facing one way and it was this one I wanted changing to add the other direction.
I’ve now realised that despite my lowly level I can actually add cameras so I’ve fixed this myself and added the extra item to cover the other direction.
Good to see it’s sorted, as you’re Level 3 you are no lowly, you can do many things that L1 & L2 editors can not and entrusted with tools that can cause serious disruption to users.
I do my best to respect the power I have 
It’s such a far cry from the days when there was no base map and we were all driving around mapping by GPS and then coming home to add what are now major roads, it’s been great to see the tooling and application develop over all these years, I just think I missed that window of opportunity where there were still some bits left to help me move from 3 to 4 but we all help where we can and it’s great to have the support of others when needed 