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Trapster 3.0 helps you avoid speed traps, encourages safety first

Speed limits, highway patrol, other drivers, it’ll all be the sort of bummer — especially, if you are sitting back in this sort of . With somewhat crowdsourced aid, however, and a free Android app, one could fulfill that need for excessive speed. Recently released at the Android market, Trapster’s v3.0 update refreshes the look of its checkpoint alerting mobile app and throws in some new features for good measure. As well as the cleaner UI, there’s also a brand new homescreen widget that permits you to vote on upcoming traps and terrain maps to enrich the prevailing standard and satellite versions. However the real standout feature here’s the inclusion of a genuine-time speedometer that are meant to have the heavy-footed reaching for that brake more often. The recent function alerts drivers with color-coded warnings should their speed demon ways get the right of the road’s limit. Alright, so the app may discourage your burnt rubber predilections, but that shouldn’t stop you from hitting the source link to download this ticket-avoiding application.

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