Reports from fellow drivers

Police, Roadblock and Speed Camera Alerts from Fellow Drivers

Know what's ahead and slow down in time. Drivers report what they see with a tap, and LAPAN Nav warns the drivers coming behind them, by voice and on screen.

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What Drivers Can Report

Police: visible, hidden, or on the other side of the road.
Roadblocks: JPJ or police.
Speed cameras: fixed, average-speed and red-light cameras.
Crashes and jams: minor or major crashes; moderate, heavy or standstill traffic.
Hazards: objects on the road, potholes, a stopped vehicle, oil, fog, heavy rain and floods.
Road closures and blocked lanes, plus bumps, sharp bends and school zones.

How the Warnings Work

You're warned about 500 metres before police, a speed camera or a hazard, and about 800 metres before a roadblock, a closure or a jam.
Reports fade by themselves: police after about an hour, roadblocks after about 90 minutes, a reported speed camera after months.
Drivers who pass are asked, at a safe moment, whether it's still there. A “yes” keeps the report longer; a few “no” answers remove it.
Your speed limit is on screen, with a chime when you go over it, also when you drive without a destination.
Want the warnings without directions? Alerts-only voice keeps the warnings and stays quiet about turns.

Honest Limits

Alerts are only as good as the number of drivers reporting. LAPAN Nav is new, so some roads are still quiet.
Speed cameras are the ones drivers have reported. There is no pre-loaded official camera list yet.
These alerts are there to help you drive safely and keep to the limit, not to dodge the law.

Questions Drivers Ask

Do I need an account to report?

No. You can report without signing in. With an account you also earn points.

Can I report while driving?

One tap on Report, then one tap on the type. If you have a passenger, let them do it.

Does LAPAN Nav know where I live?

No. The start and end of every trip are never sent with traffic data, and a report only carries where it is and when. See the Privacy Notice.