The leading database of red light and speed cameras across the U.S. and Canada can now be accessed by the iPhone users, too. Initially the PhantomALERT was a BlackBerry and Android thing only, but not anymore – those of you with iPhone can also grab the application free of charge.
The great thing is that the database will be updated every week with even more camera locations — other PhantomALERT users can submit them and once verified will be included in the official database that can be accessed by other users.
PhantomALERT’s pitch is pretty simple and persuasive at the same time – with economy still in the state of recovery, state budgets are suffering, prompting the officials to increasingly rely on let’s say alternative revenue streams. You get the point, right? Use the mobile app and slow down on intersections marked on a map.
You can download PhantomALERT from a link below.
PhantomALERT (FREE) [iTunes link]