Where to get red light and speed camera GPX or CSV?

[kioolt]

I've been using POI Factory's camera database for several years now. Is there another good source for a database of red light and speed cameras?

[dave726]

I use the ones from poi-factory. But I run them through a couple edits before using. If you are familiar with Gvim editor, I've got scripts that clean them up a little and convert metric Canadian speeds to English units. Then I import the csv files into ExtraPOIEditor and end up with a clean gpx file. Since those files from poi-editor are subscription/participation files, I can't upload them. I can give you my edit scripts and EPE M-column import parameters if you are interested.

[kioolt]

I've never heard of GVIM. Where can I get it?

[dave726]

https://www.vim.org/download.php#pc and run the gvim80.exe to install on a PC.
(you can find the vim.org link from a Google search)
Edit vim scripts and bmp files:

RedlightViScriptsandBMP.zip

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Conversion of speed camera.csv:
1.Edit with Cream/Vim. Settings>Preferences>Behavior>Vim and run vim script to add @ and edit KM/H, etc. Save and exit.
2.Open EPE and select M-column CSV import for Speed Camera format.
2a.Set CSV profile: Longitude,Latitude,POI Name,State,City,Description
3.Replace field Symbol with Custom 5 and Display with SymbolOnly.
4.Save speed camera.gpx.

Conversion of redlight.csv:
1.Edit with Cream/Vim. Settings>Preferences>Behavior>Vim and run vim script to change Red Light Camera text to RLC:. Save and exit.
2.Open EPE and select M-column CSV import for RLC format.
2a.Set CSV profile: Longitude,Latitude,POI Name,Address,State,City,Description
3.Replace field Symbol with Custom 4 and Display with SymbolOnly.
4.Save redlight.gpx.

Sounds complicated, but I can do it in 15 minutes with any new RLC and Speed camera csv files from poi-factory now.