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In Trapster App, South Florida Drivers Help Each Other
Your smartphone or tablet can now help you steer clear of road hazards that stymie traffic on South Florida roads every day. The makers of the traffic-warning app Trapster estimate thousands of new users around the world are downloading the app every day. "On average, we add between (8,000) and 10,000 new users a day," explained Trapster's product manager, Sean Farrell. "Some of our biggest cities are the major driving cities. Cities like New York, L.A. and Miami."
Video & Television
Trapster on NBC San Diego
ABCLocal Speed trap detector through cell phone Trapster calls out a trap of type Live Police and sure enough, the officer pulls out, lights blazing, while the film is rolling! Watch Video
(ABC13 - Houston,TX)
2News.TVTechnology allows drivers to avoid tickets Unique service turns your cell phone into a speed trap finding device. Watch Video
(2News.TV - Boise,ID)
KCRAAvoiding Speed Traps With Trapster A social networking Web site helps drivers avoid speed traps. Watch Video
KCRA - Sacramento, CA