What Is Average Speed Checking and How Does NavGo Alert Me?

Average speed checking is a traffic enforcement method in which a vehicle's average speed is assessed from the distance and time between the entry and exit points of a road section. NavGo helps drivers stay aware of supported average speed check zones.

How Does Average Speed Checking Work?

Average speed is calculated by dividing the distance travelled by the time taken. For example, if a 10-kilometre road section is completed in 6 minutes, the average speed is 100 km/h.

What Does NavGo Show in Average Speed Zones?

In supported regions, the app can:

  1. Show a notification when you enter an average speed check zone.
  2. Display driving information throughout the zone.
  3. Alert you if the calculated average speed exceeds the relevant speed limit.
  4. Let you know when you leave the zone.

Is the Average Speed Information Exact?

NavGo's calculations are based on GPS and the available map data. They may differ from the measurements of official enforcement systems.

Important: You must obey the legal speed limits shown in average speed check zones.

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