FlockDetour
Flock camera map and detour routes for drivers
What is FlockDetour?
Find Flock Safety cameras and other license plate readers (ALPR) on a free map. Compare the fastest route with detours that pass fewer known cameras. Works with Apple CarPlay.
FlockDetour is GPS navigation built around that map. Plan a trip and compare the fastest route with Balanced and Fewer cameras detours. Each route shows the minutes and miles it adds and how many known plate readers it passes. You decide what the detour is worth.
The camera map, fastest-route preview, agency records, and news are free. Turn-by-turn navigation and the Balanced and Fewer cameras modes require FlockDetour Pro.
IN YOUR CAR (APPLE CARPLAY)
• See the camera map on your car's screen
• Choose a Fastest, Balanced, or Fewer cameras route before you leave
• Follow turn-by-turn directions
• Get a warning when a known camera is ahead on your route
• Keep a map in the CarPlay Dashboard
• Preview the fastest route free in CarPlay; turn-by-turn navigation and the two privacy modes require FlockDetour Pro
CAMERA MAP (FREE)
• Browse known Flock Safety cameras, other ALPRs, and speed and red-light cameras
• Open a camera record to see its source and confidence level; direction and operator appear when known
• Search destinations and save the places you drive to
• Report a camera you've seen; new reports stay private until reviewed
FASTEST-ROUTE PREVIEW (FREE)
• Plan any trip to see the fastest route's line, drive time, and distance
• Count the known cameras on it before you go
AGENCY RECORDS (FREE)
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