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New GPS System Helps Drivers Avoid Red Light Cameras

There are a range of options, including one that tells drivers an upcoming intersection is armed with cameras. (NBC News)

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As more red light cameras pop up, so does new technology that can help drivers avoid getting a ticket.

Gary Laing is selling the new red light warning systems.

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Beaverton Upgrades Traffic Cameras

BEAVERTON, Ore. - If you drive in Beaverton, watch out for those red-light cameras.

The city started using them in 2001. Since then, Portland also started installing them at key intersections.

But Beaverton has stayed ahead of the curve by installing newer, higher-resolution cameras that let police get a close look at drivers' faces. That makes it harder for them to argue that it wasn't them who was behind the wheel. The newer cameras also make it easier to spot other features of the vehicle.

No driver likes getting a traffic ticket. No driver likes getting caught in a speed trap. PhantomAlert solves both problems. It is a breakthrough product, no seen since early radar detectors, which is a GPS based speed trap and red light camera alert system. PhantomAlert is a GPS unit that alerts drivers when they are approaching red light cameras, speed cameras or old school police manned speed traps. Portable and easy to operate, the GPS receiver is loaded with over 23,500 locations. When plugged into the car lighter, it alerts motorists to slow down to avoid having their picture taken by a camera and getting a $300 to $600 ticket in the mail a week later. Drivers who already own a GPS unit like a Garmin or TomTom can download the PhantomAlert database onto their own GPS system. So, whether used as a stand-alone alert system or as a supplement to an existing GPS, PhantomAlert is a terrific product, safe, legal and very affordable but like all terrific products -- nobody can buy it if they don't know that it is there.

Reviews by the media ...

“Now you can spot cameras before they spot you.”

FOX5 DC

“Police did not have a problem with the devices”

FOX TV Pennsylvania

“PhantomAlert detected camera after camera”

USA Today

“New technology has come out … helps you find out when to slow down”

WJLA 7

“17,500 different locations…speed traps, red light and speed cameras”

Channel 7 DC