Speed camera advice

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BellaRose

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Thursday 17th October
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Crudeoink

732 posts

66 months

Thursday 17th October
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Waze app on your phone

Whataguy

1,033 posts

87 months

Thursday 17th October
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Waze but it only notifies you about cameras if you are speeding in the first place.

Some of the others that warn you in advance should be good for spotting accident blackspots if the cameras are correctly positioned.

LesXRN

720 posts

126 months

Thursday 17th October
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Whataguy said:
Waze but it only notifies you about cameras if you are speeding in the first place.

Some of the others that warn you in advance should be good for spotting accident blackspots if the cameras are correctly positioned.
That's a new one. Mine mentions them regardless of my speed.

Maxym

2,192 posts

243 months

Thursday 17th October
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Thought you wanted your own camera OP.

Blue Mk8 Golf R

749 posts

166 months

Thursday 17th October
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Waze gets my vote

Somebody

1,317 posts

90 months

Thursday 17th October
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I have a (legacy but free to me) camerAlert subscription from www.pocketgpsworld.com which includes mobile and variable speed cameras as well as redlight and fixed cameras.

New subs cost £19.99pa but you can earn a sub if you submit new site which are later verified.

Fore Left

1,501 posts

189 months

Thursday 17th October
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LesXRN said:
Whataguy said:
Waze but it only notifies you about cameras if you are speeding in the first place.

Some of the others that warn you in advance should be good for spotting accident blackspots if the cameras are correctly positioned.
That's a new one. Mine mentions them regardless of my speed.
It shows them on the screen but only gives a verbal warning if you're over the limit. This is of course useless, especially in variable limits. Waze can announce all cameras, whether it does or not is set at a country level and whoever's in charge in the UK has chosen not to. Why the hell it can't be user selectable I've no idea. And no, I've not been caught out speeding hehe

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Somebody said:
I have a (legacy but free to me) camerAlert subscription from www.pocketgpsworld.com which includes mobile and variable speed cameras as well as redlight and fixed cameras.

New subs cost £19.99pa but you can earn a sub if you submit new site which are later verified.
CamerAlert developer recommend Andriod users use SpeedTrap Alert with the CamerAlert database

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com....

Edited by Fore Left on Thursday 17th October 18:09

andy43

10,589 posts

261 months

Thursday 17th October
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Fore Left said:
LesXRN said:
Whataguy said:
Waze but it only notifies you about cameras if you are speeding in the first place.

Some of the others that warn you in advance should be good for spotting accident blackspots if the cameras are correctly positioned.
That's a new one. Mine mentions them regardless of my speed.
It shows them on the screen but only gives a verbal warning if you're over the limit. This is of course useless, especially in variable limits. Waze can announce all cameras, whether it does or not is set at a country level and whoever's in charge in the UK has chosen not to. Why the hell it can't be user selectable I've no idea. And no, I've not been caught out speeding hehe
Well I never knew that! Mine mostly does verbal warnings. I wondered why there’s a few where it doesn’t. Ahem.

Whataguy

1,033 posts

87 months

Thursday 17th October
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I’d asked Google if they could include an option to announce cameras in Waze even if you were under the limit, but they said not unfortunately.