Radars and Alerts

How Do NavGo Radar Alerts Work?

NavGo is a navigation app that informs drivers in advance about fixed radars, speed cameras and average speed checkpoints in supported regions. Radar alerts help drivers pay attention to speed limits and continue their journeys more consciously.

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How Are Radar Alerts Given?

NavGo uses your device's location and driving direction to identify the supported radar points you are approaching. When you approach a relevant radar point, the app can show an on-screen alert and play a voice notification, depending on your settings.

Which Radar Types Are Supported?

  1. Fixed radar points
  2. Speed cameras and supported electronic enforcement (EDS) points
  3. Average speed check zones
  4. Supported community reports of road checks

Does Navigation Need to Be On for Radar Alerts?

No. NavGo can give supported radar alerts even without an active route. This lets you benefit from radar information on your daily drives without having to create a route every time.

Important: The coverage of radar data may vary by region. NavGo alerts do not replace traffic rules and road signs.

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