Radar ahead can mean danger. It could mean you’re being sighted by the radar gun of a police officer, or are coming up on the radar of a traffic light camera. It could be worse. Whatever the case may be, it helps to know what’s on the road ahead of you. Which is precisely why …
If you’re driving between cities, then you probably don’t need more help with navigation than you can get from your smartphone. When you’re staying on the known roads, things tend to be much easier. But how about people who are out on lesser known roads? How about unmapped roads that are only used by locals? …
Many people find radar detectors useful. The biggest common denominator between them all is wanting to avoid moving violations. There’s solid reasoning behind this. For one you may be an excellent driver. One small mistake (as law enforcement sees it to be) can be a major hike in your insurance rates. The problem with laser …
Chances are you’ve tried out a few detectors or a friend of yours has one in his/her car so it caught your interest. Fact is, some of these will offer better performance than others and performance isn’t exclusively dependent on price. The main downside to purchasing higher end models is how overly complex they are …
How would you like it if at all times you were made aware of incoming speed traps/photo enforcement or even when police cars are stationed miles in front of you while you’re driving? It wouldn’t be hard to imagine that if you had a device of that kind available, you’d easily avoid paying for unnecessary …