The speed camera app I use shows temporary police traps – it’ll save you £100s

A CAR enthusiast has revealed that the speed camera app he uses is able to warn drivers of temporary police traps – and it could save them hundreds in fines.

The man took to social media to share a smartphone app that is able to provide real-time warnings about potholes, police speed traps and traffic congestion.

A car enthusiast uses a speed camera app that shows temporary police traps

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A car enthusiast uses a speed camera app that shows temporary police trapsCredit: TikTok/jobbertok
The video shows how the poster slows down when the app notifies him that there is a camera van nearby

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The video shows how the poster slows down when the app notifies him that there is a camera van nearbyCredit: TikTok/jobbertok

The Waze app can be downloaded on App Store and Android – and the TikTok user @jobbertok demonstrated in his video how it could potentially save drivers a tidy sum.

The video shows the poster slowing down when the app notifies him that there is a camera van nearby.

However, a Vauxhall Astra that is travelling in the outside lane isn’t so lucky, doesn’t reduce its speed, and quite possibly received a fine in the post.

The TikToker says in the video: “When you get warned about the speed camera van ahead because you’re using Waze, but this Vauxhall Astra didn’t.”

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Waze is a free GPS navigation app that is able to provide real-time traffic updates, plus other social and gaming functions.

Users can actively update one another on traffic, police traps, construction and speed cams.

The car expert @jobbertok with more than 163,800 followers on social media, usually shares car tips.

The video has had more than 11,800 views on TikTok, but users are not too convinced.

One said: “I don’t use Waze if I already know my route.”

Another said: “It doesn’t always work, twice it’s not notified me.”

A third pointed out: “Is Waze really that different from Google Maps?”

This comes after drivers were warned not to fall for a common speed camera myth.

Plus, drivers were warned about new “invisible” speed cameras – motorists can find out if they’re in their area.

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