What Safety Camera Database?

[Bumpkin]

Thanks again for the clarification GB, will switch warnings off at the border.

 

[stolzy]

Thanks again for the clarification GB, will switch warnings off at the border.

If you're going to Switzerland, you may want to re read his post.

 

[Bumpkin]

If you're going to Switzerland, you may want to re read his post.

See post #10 of this thread

 

[John Armstrong]

Sticking to the speed limit is legal in most places, and not getting caught has served me well for over twenty years

You mean that you've not been prosecuted

Which is not the same as being within the speed limit at all times

 

[Grey Beard]

You mean that you've not been prosecuted

Which is not the same as being within the speed limit at all times

20 years of undetected crime

Grey Beard

 

[PanEuropean]

Grey Beard:

I have used the speed camera database from Enfrig Media (www.scdb.info) for 6 years now, ever since Garmin released the first GPSR that supported POI annunication.

I have always been quite happy with this database and with the service I have had from this company. The price is quite inexpensive - about 10 Euro a year or so.

I have never, ever seen a speed camera in real life that is not already present in this database. It has superb coverage of both Germany and Switzerland.

Michael

 

[Grey Beard]

Grey Beard:

I have used the speed camera database from Enfrig Media (www.scdb.info) for 6 years now, ever since Garmin released the first GPSR that supported POI annunication.

I have always been quite happy with this database and with the service I have had from this company. The price is quite inexpensive - about 10 Euro a year or so.

I have never, ever seen a speed camera in real life that is not already present in this database. It has superb coverage of both Germany and Switzerland.

Michael

Thanks Michael

I downloaded the free trial of the Garmin UK/Ireland Safety Camera Database to see what it does, (if anything), with audio on the Garmin cartographic data speed limits.

Then I will decide on what database suits best. The Garmin is quite pricey at UKP30/annum for Europe and I wouldn't use it so much. The SCDB is certainly the cheapest and looks good value. It's good to know that you find it reliable. Thank you.

Grey Beard