Road Notice

Road Notice

Speed & red-light alerts

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Released
September 24, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Camera awareness. Follow posted limits. Road Notice gives a brief audible reminder as you approach a listed speed or red-light camera. Set it up while parked, put your phone away, and keep your attention on driving. Follow traffic laws and road conditions everywhere, whether or not a warning sounds. ONE-TIME SETUP Enable Camera warnings and allow Always and Precise Location. Monitoring can continue with the screen locked or another app open when iOS permits. Use Test warning while parked to check your selected audio connection and media volume. Reopen the app after force-quitting or restarting your iPhone. ONE BRIEF SOUND Warnings use your iPhone's selected speaker or car audio connection. The siren plays as media; your media volume and car input matter. Audio interruptions can prevent a warning. Do Not Disturb and other Focus settings can silence alerts unless you allow Road Notice through. The app does not use Critical Alerts. Test warning checks your current audio connection, not future background delivery. There is no CarPlay dashboard interface. QUIET WHEN THE DATA SUPPORTS IT Quiet below speed limit is on by default for speed cameras. It can suppress a siren when usable measured speed is at or below an applicable limit or conservative estimate. It warns only above that limit when the data is usable. Unknown speed or limit information still produces a warning. Red-light and combined-camera warnings remain on. Silence does not mean your speed is lawful; posted signs and current conditions always take priority. PUBLIC CAMERA INFORMATION The saved U.S. camera list combines OpenStreetMap and agency information with reviewed locations. Coverage is incomplete. Approximate locations and published mobile deployment areas are labeled Possible speed camera. The app cannot sense radar or confirm whether equipment is operating. Weekly source updates are downloaded when your phone can connect; the saved list works offline with GPS. Supported cameras use mapped approach zones to check the road and direction, with warning lead based on available road and speed information. Those zones keep working when source checks become overdue. ON-DEVICE ALERT LOG Review the latest 500 camera notifications in Alert log. Tap a notification to open its saved camera details and any eligible speed-limit information. Entries stay on your iPhone, are excluded from backups and problem reports, and can be cleared at any time. Quiet approaches and Test warning are not logged. LOCATION STAYS ON YOUR PHONE Camera matching happens on your iPhone, without uploading your location or keeping a trip history. There are no ads, analytics SDKs, subscriptions or accounts. Optional problem reports let you review an explanation and location-free technical details before explicitly sending them to a public GitHub issue. Submitted report text is public. The privacy policy explains reports and hosting connection logs. Free and open source. Requires iOS 17 or later. Maintained by Alonso Indacochea. Warnings and speed-limit information may be missing, delayed or incorrect. GPS, permissions, iOS background limits, battery state and audio conditions affect delivery. Background location uses battery. Avoid abrupt reactions to a siren; keep your attention on driving and follow traffic laws on every road.
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What's New in Road Notice

1.0.7

November 4, 2026

This update improves camera warnings and reduces unnecessary alerts: • Quiet below speed limit stays silent at or below a usable limit and warns only above it. • Improved road and direction checks help avoid warnings from nearby roads or the opposing approach. • Expanded mapped approach zones cover 701 cameras, with warning lead based on available road and speed information. • Saved road zones keep working when source checks are overdue. • Refreshed camera data includes confirmed 45 mph limits for both Coors north of St. Joseph approaches. • Clearer setup guidance explains that Do Not Disturb and other Focus settings can silence alerts unless you allow Road Notice through. Set up and test while parked. Follow posted signs and traffic laws everywhere; camera information and warnings can be incomplete or incorrect.

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