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Speed trap what the hell its always a F****** problem i love to drive fast very fast and these bloody cops always stops me in doing so so i have found a alternative for my problem trapster . It provides you with useful information regarding the road traps, alerts about traps set by cops and moreover keeps you on the right side of the law. It will give you all the necessary information that you want. You just need to login. If you find anything interesting in your visits, do share with me.
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hemslyjo,

Does it send you updated speed traps to your cell phone, or does it just send you speedtraps that were already entered in months ago. How well has it worked for you hemslyjo ??? Because if it works that well, heck I'll give anything a try once.

Go to youtube.com and type this in the search area under videos:

"Cop Hopes To Donate Kidney " YouTube - WPBF's Channel

steagall1000, I'm the creator of Trapster and would be very interested in feedback from you and everyone else on this forum (I just stumbled on across it yesterday, great site!). I work really, really, hard to try and make Trapster the best it can be.

To answer your question, Trapster is a free, real time, peer-to-peer, speed trap sharing system for mobile phones. Here's a little demo on one of many platforms: YouTube - New Trapster Mobile for Nokia SmartPhones. It uses a combination of GPS and WiFi location. You press a button when you see a live trap (i.e. police with radar/laser etc.), other's phones give audio alerts as they approach it. It learns the credibility of both individual traps, and users, over time, based on patterns of reports and other factors. It currently runs on most Nokia smartphones, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile 5/6, many phones that support Java, and any phone that can run WHERE.com (many handsets from Alltel, AT&T, Boost, Helio, metroPCS, and Sprint). Platform support is the biggest challenge, and I'm working to add more as quickly as possible.

If you don't want to download the software to your phone, you can call a toll free number to report a trap, and get alerts via SMS. (standard rates apply).

Trapster doesn't need a million users to be effective, i.e. you don't care if there are traps in Zimbabwe. You only need a few friends in *your* town who are willing to share and contribute.

It does also support alerts for static (like you say, "month old") POIs like red light / speed cams and known speed trap / hiding places, however those are not unique to Trapster. Systems like RoadAngel have been around for many years, and there are plenty of databases of such things to upload to Garmin/TomTom etc.


Thanks again for your interest,

Pete

PS I'm a Georgia Boy too though I've lived most of my life in SoCal.