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Guys this site works. Just went on a 600 mi trip and marked on my map all of the hot spots. It was pretty much dead on!
The best was a 100 mile stretch of interstate - nothing on it, you go 80 you get passed. But Trapster had marked a location right before a small town. Lo and behold right before the town 3 troopers in a nice little hiding spot.
Awesome!
Its pretty good! I used it on a 400mile roadtrip back down to school and it worked wonders in conjunction with my V1
I used it on a 400mile drive for labor day weekend of the total 800miles i had 2 saves. Not bad but still a neat toy to use
Yeah its OK. I use it in the Denver metro area. Its never warned me of a live trap, thats why I recently bought the V1. I drive enough to know the hiding places & speed/red light cameras, so thats not a big benefit. I guess its only as good as the number of users in a given area. Its an ok ADDITIONAL tool, but I'd certainly never rely on ot soley.
Just with they'd work on the Blackberry interface, it really sux.. :(
Trapster should Defiantly not be your only counter measure even if you live/travel in an area that has alot of trapster users.Quote:
Originally Posted by ottodog
what I see it being really good for is Road Trips (loading in on gps)
x2! Thats where this service comes in handy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Montu
Example:
I have loaded the data from Trapster into my GPS for the trip from my house right out 150(~170)+ miles to my GF's College, as well as the speedtraps in the city that the college is in.
I will be driving there from Dusk-to-Night, and it loaded ~30POI's along that route, which I would say ~10 of those I could easily ID' at night.
This will be giving me slightly over 1/2Mile advance warning (I changed my warning from 2,500Feet to 3,000Feet). Just to give a little extra time to slow down.