When police use Waze to find themselves and slow down a road

eyelash! Police start using Waze as a security strategy.

In Apps by Eduardo Savín

most cell phones There are some GPS navigation appshelps you find the best route to get from one point to another. Some browsers have more advanced features like accident reporting and, of course, police locating.

Waze, for example, has a social component, where users report all events on the road. When you place the navigator you will see speed camera and police alerts, forcing you to slow down a bit and change your driving strategy. But can only users do this? Apparently not.

Police ‘trick’ on Waze

Any driver can warn other users about threats transmission. Reports are made in real time and the screen updates in a few seconds to speed up traffic a bit.

waze police

Waze is already a tool used by the police.

But it seems the police found a very simple way to make their job easier traffic. Surrey’s officer corps in England decided to avoid hiding and instead betray their position by pointing to the place on Waze.

Shortly after the strategy worked for them, it was the same Surrey official who presented his campaigns to the world., all via Twitter. They even mentioned that they will implement this strategy outside the district:

At Waze, we never drop Police signs at random spots on our patrol. An easy way to slow drivers down on our roads. We are there at that particular point in time.

Shortly thereafter, Surrey police stated in an interview with The Guardian that these temporary warnings managed to reduce the speed of all vehicles by about 15 minutes, resulting in death. A 10% speed reduction and therefore less traffic fines.

Remember that Waze can help you drive carefully, and proof of that is the police use it.

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Source: i Padizate

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