Traffic Sign Recognition Indicator
Displays the detected speed limit — flashing or highlighted means you're over it. Amber warning: the camera can't read signs.
What it means
A camera reads speed limit signs and shows them in the cluster or head-up display. Many cars flash the icon or chime when you exceed the detected limit. Occasionally it reads a wrong sign (a truck's limiter sticker, an adjacent road) — treat it as a hint, not gospel.
Can you keep driving?
Yes — informational, though the speeding warning deserves attention.
What to do now
- 1
Obey posted signs, not just the display — the system can misread.
- 2
If the detected limit seems wrong, it probably is; watch for school zones and temporary limits it may miss.
Likely causes
- • Normal sign detection
- • Speed over the detected limit (flashing)
- • Camera blocked or system fault (amber warning)
Typical fix cost
$0; camera faults run $200–$800 with calibration
Ranges reflect mainstream US parts-and-labor pricing; your vehicle and region will vary.