Speed Cameras Radar

Find speed cameras around a place. The location may be a coordinate string like '40.4168,-3.7038'. Common city names are resolved locally for supported countries; unknown place names require configured geocoding. If coordinates are known, prefer find_speed_cameras_nearby with latitude and longitude. Every call inserts private rate-limit and abuse-control records; successful calls also refresh an expiring per-session map cache for UI fallback. Unknown place names may be sent to the configured external geocoding service for lookup. The tool does not modify data in that external service.

Find speed cameras near a coordinate. This is bounded and never returns a full country dataset. Every call inserts private rate-limit and abuse-control records; successful calls also refresh an expiring per-session map cache for UI fallback. The operation therefore changes private service state, but not user data or any external system.

Find speed cameras along a bounded route corridor. Choose exactly one of three route-source modes: (1) encoded_polyline only, using Google Encoded Polyline Algorithm Format with precision 5 (1e-5 degree coordinates); (2) waypoints only, as at least two {lat, lon} objects; or (3) origin and destination together, with encoded_polyline and waypoints omitted. Common city names are resolved locally for supported countries; origin/destination routing may send place-name lookups to an external geocoding service and route coordinates to an external routing service. Route searches return all cameras on the route. Every call inserts private rate-limit and abuse-control records; successful calls also refresh an expiring per-session map cache for UI fallback. The tool does not modify data in those external services.

Return the latest bounded speed-camera map payload generated by this server for UI fallback rendering. Every call inserts a private rate-limit and abuse-control record, so the operation changes private service state even though it does not change user data or any external system.

Return supported SpeedCamerasRadar country ids, names, language hints, and availability. Country-wide camera counts are intentionally not exposed. Every call inserts a private rate-limit and abuse-control record, so the operation changes private service state even though it does not change user data or any external system.