Location and DPS radar online. Traffic police posts and ambushes on a map in your city!

The Easy Ride application, a cutting-edge DPS radar detector, is designed to enhance the driving experience by providing real-time information about traffic police posts and ambushes. This tool empowers the driving community to share crucial data, helping fellow drivers stay informed and maintain their rights on the road. Traffic police and traffic cops often set up at unexpected locations, making it vital to know about these ambushes or raids in advance. With Easy Ride, if your radar detector spots a traffic police post, you can instantly add it to the online map, aiding other motorists in avoiding potential penalties. Keep Easy Ride running in the background to receive timely alerts about the current locations of traffic police posts or ongoing police raids.

• Did the map indicate a traffic police post, and you want to verify if it's still active? With a single click, confirm the status of the location directly in the app.

• Are you navigating an unfamiliar route and unsure about the presence of traffic police posts? Simply open the app to view the online map, which displays road ambushes reported by other Easy Ride users.

• Have you noticed that traffic police posts have shifted to new locations? Quickly inform your fellow drivers about these changes through the radar program with just a touch.

The detector app is committed to promoting responsible driving by helping users detect radars in time, adjust their speed accordingly, and adhere to traffic regulations. With the virtual radar detector by your side, you can drive confidently, knowing that no traffic officer will have cause to question your driving or issue unwarranted fines.

In the unlikely event that a traffic police inspector catches you off guard, the app offers valuable advice on how to effectively communicate with law enforcement officials.

By integrating the Easy Ride online detector into your driving routine, you can significantly enhance your road experience. Use it in conjunction with an active navigator to exchange data about traffic police ambushes and plan safer routes to bypass these posts.