Volume setting for exceeding the speed limit by 5 mph

[QuirkEinstein]

Is it possible to modify the alert volume level for exceeding the speed limit by 5 mph on the 2025 Camry LE? The volume is presently quite low, but I am uncertain how to augment it.Thank you.

[SkippyTom]

The volume is uncertain, but the activation threshold can be modified under the combination meter settings.

[jimmy47785]

The volume of the "over the speed limit by 5 mph" warning sound in the 2025 Toyota Camry LE is adjustable.
This auditory notification is a component of Road Sign Assist (RSA) inside Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. It emits a beep when you surpass a certain speed restriction by a specified margin (often 5 mph, but customisable).
Methods for Adjustment


Utilise the steering wheel controls to navigate the Multi-Information Display (MID).
Access Settings > Driving Assist (or Vehicle Settings) > RSA (Road Sign Assist).
Choose the speed alert settings:
Select either Visual only (disabling the beep completely) or Visual + Audible.
Modify the excess speed threshold (e.g., Off, +1 mph, +3 mph, +5 mph).
Adjust the alarm loudness, generally categorised as Low, Medium, or High, corresponding to levels 1 through 3.

These configurations remain effective upon a restart of the vehicle in U.S.-spec vehicles.
Owners of 2025 Camrys verify that the volume is entirely changeable or can be muted through these menus, distinct from navigation-related speed alerts (which possess a separate announcement toggle).
If the specific menu path differs significantly on your LE trim, consult the digital owner's manual at Toyota.com or navigate to Setup > Vehicle > Driving Assist on the touchscreen for equivalent options.

[QuirkEinstein]

Thank you for your response; nevertheless, I am unable to modify the 'above the speed limit' volume on my 25 Camry LE. I took it to the dealership today, but they were unable to alter the volume. It remains at a constant low setting in my vehicle.

[SkippyTom]

What did the dealer indicate they will do to address the issue under warranty?

[QuirkEinstein]

Today, I had a younger, technologically inclined sales representative at the dealership attempt to locate the volume control for it. After attempting to change it, he appeared to believe that the "chime" warning sound was solely designed to be either on or off, with no discernible volume control available. I will have the technicians examine it when I rotate the tires at the dealership shortly. Remains enigmatic!...

[DSM10000]

To my knowledge, the audio alarm or "buzzer" operates solely as an on/off mechanism, with no options for volume modulation. If it were adjustable, I would like to know how to increase the volume; but, the owner's manual does not offer guidance on modifying the buzzer volume.

[DSM10000]