In addition to Waze and Google Maps, there is another great app for identifying speed cameras.

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The vast majority of drivers use Waze and Google Maps to stay informed about speed cameras. But these aren’t the only apps for this purpose!

summary:

• Waze and Google Maps are the most used navigation apps around the world;
• When it comes to speed cameras, despite their superiority, there are other applications that are just as (or even more) effective;
• Fixed and mobile radars is the application that will prevent you from getting caught speeding (at least out of ignorance).

Hey Weez And the Google Maps They are the two navigation apps that drivers prefer. Each one has its own characteristics, and the truth is that either one is an excellent choice depending on the type of trip in question. The first, which always relies on user cooperation, offers real-time updates, whether regarding accidents or alerts (such as the police in the area). Maps, in turn, provides drivers with more comprehensive information about the location. In other words, it is not as immediate and focused on the road as Waze.

However, they are not the only options on the market. In addition to SocialDrive, Magic Earth or TomTom AmiGo, there is another app that is equally effective when it comes to detecting speed cameras. We are talking about program Fixed and mobile radarsIt is free and available for both Android and iOS. In the case of Android users, integration with Android Auto is automatic, while Apple CarPlayIt costs 3.99 euros.

Excellent multi-purpose for Waze or Maps.

Although the free version includes some ads, it is still very useful. When you open the app, you will be presented with a detailed map showing the location of the nearest speed cameras, including the distance and type of speed camera. The app informs you about Fixed and mobile speed cameras, traffic lights and controlled sections, provide an extensive database that is regularly updated by the user community.

Additionally, you can set audible visual alerts that increase in intensity as you get closer. In short, it's an excellent tool to use as a compliment To Waze or Google Maps. This way, you'll be sure not to miss any radar!

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Tomas Cascao

He holds a Master's degree in Media and Journalism from ISCTE and has been a journalist with a professional license since 2020. He is a journalist at Nova Gente, having previously worked at the Impala news portal. He has been at MHD since 2022 and currently holds the position of Editor, Technology Coordinator and General Coordinator. He writes on a wide range of topics, from technology to cinema and television. Netflix, WhatsApp, Waze or Google Maps are among his main interests.