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Beat the Speed Cameras.

Created by Mickymoo Mickymoo  > 9 months ago, 5 Jul 2018
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Mickymoo
Mickymoo

WA

163 posts

5 Jul 2018 8:43pm
A friend put me onto an awesome free App called WAZE. Basically a navigation app that joins other drivers in your area who share real-time traffic and road info including fixed and hidden speed cameras. Saved me many times already from sneaky placed cameras on my way down south and the navigation works really well. Had to share...Gold!
shi thouse
shi thouse

WA

1154 posts

5 Jul 2018 9:24pm
Why can't you just drive within the speed limit??
Kamikuza
Kamikuza

QLD

6493 posts

6 Jul 2018 12:00am
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shi thouse said..
Why can't you just drive within the speed limit??


I don't see this going well...
KiteBud
KiteBud

WA

1606 posts

5 Jul 2018 11:17pm
Not very kitesurfing related... but yes it's a good app. The problem is there aren't enough users in Australia so you can't really rely on it all the time, especially for hidden mobile speed cameras. Australia has to be the world leaders in terms of hidden mobile cameras.

In the USA, Waze is incredibly efficient and useful due to the large amount of users.

Google, who own's Waze, have recently started to include Waze's functionalities right into Google Maps. That's awesome news.

When driving in the US or Canada, I find Waze is more useful for traffic jams, accident warnings, etc. Waze is very a resource hungry and data hungry app to run, so combining it into Google Maps will give it a brighter future.

In my first year in Perth I used to drive 10k over the limit (as you do without any worries whatsoever in Canada/US), but that didn't last very long...
weebitbreezy
weebitbreezy

633 posts

6 Jul 2018 7:00pm
The best bit about Waze for me is the journey tracker. If you have mates coming down to the beach from further afield, you can time your arrival based on their live journey.
Spitfire
Spitfire

WA

398 posts

8 Jul 2018 9:38am
Problem is....It's not worth touching your phone while driving! The fine is just not worth it. So when you get to your destination you have forgot what the issue was or are unclear on the details.
Swavek
Swavek

WA

396 posts

8 Jul 2018 7:16pm
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shi thouse said..
Why can't you just drive within the speed limit??


Coze the speed limits are too low in many places and if you missed a sign somewhere you'd never guess it was so low...
Saffer
Saffer

VIC

4501 posts

10 Jul 2018 7:29am
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Swavek said..

shi thouse said..
Why can't you just drive within the speed limit??



Coze the speed limits are too low in many places and if you missed a sign somewhere you'd never guess it was so low...


if you weren't playing on your phone you might be able to keep up to date with the speed limits
bjw
bjw

bjw

QLD

3687 posts

10 Jul 2018 12:28pm
If you don't play with your phone when you drive how are you going to google thing that you hear on the radio?
Kamikuza
Kamikuza

QLD

6493 posts

10 Jul 2018 2:09pm
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bjw said..
If you don't play with your phone when you drive how are you going to google thing that you hear on the radio?


"Hey Siri what that song?"
cauncy
cauncy

WA

8407 posts

10 Jul 2018 7:16pm
Not being arsey but I genuinely feel sorry for crew that have to live with such issues in their daily lives,
On the odd occasion I have to do the 4 he trip to the big smoke, usually in the traffic jam I look at people and feel sorry that they subject themselves to sitting in their cars for hrs each day,
Its a great system your in, if I was you I'd get out of it
cauncy
cauncy

WA

8407 posts

10 Jul 2018 7:44pm
Or buy a greatwall or ssngyong
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