Speed cameras, how to avoid fines

Assuming the absolute importance of travelling within the speed limits, using an application that indexes the position of speed cameras can be useful during your holiday. Before finding out what tools are on the market to find out the position of speed cameras, it is important to remember what the law says on the subject: According to Article 45 of the Highway Code (paragraph 9-bis), in fact, 'the production, marketing and use of devices which, directly or indirectly, indicate the presence and allow the location of detection equipment is prohibited'. Are they therefore illegal? No, because they provide generic indications of potentially risky areas. Going into the specifics of the most commonly used apps to find out the location of speed cameras, Waze can rely on an active community that constantly updates the points where speed detectors are present, to which is added real-time information on accidents, traffic jams, construction sites and roadblocks. Continuing the list of useful apps to avoid 'getting photographed', we find Google Maps and TomTom Navigation, the latter capable of displaying tutors, fixed and mobile speed cameras directly on the map even in offline mode.

Apps such as Google Maps and Waze provide indications of where control systems are located, areas subject to tutors and forms of control. In addition to apps, specific beacons are available, such as Coyote or Ooono Co-Driver. Be careful if you travel abroad: not in all countries are these available.