Location and DPS radar are now online, providing real-time updates on traffic police posts and ambushes on a map in your city! The Anti-DPS application, Easy Ride, is designed to assist drivers on the roads by collecting and systematizing information about the locations of traffic police posts. As part of a close-knit community, drivers are always ready to help each other and protect their rights. Traffic police crews and officers often set up in unexpected places, making it crucial to be aware of any ambushes or traffic police raids in advance, so your navigator doesn't lead you into a trap. If your radar detector picks up a traffic police post, you can add it to the map online within the app, helping other motorists avoid penalties. Run Easy Ride in the background and receive alerts about where traffic police posts are located today or where police raids are being conducted.

• Has the map indicated a traffic police post, and are you unsure if it's still active? Confirm the relevance of the location in the app with just one click.
• Are you driving on a new road and unsure about the presence of posts? Open the program and check the online map for road ambushes marked by other Easy Ride users.
• Have traffic police posts been relocated? Share the update with your fellow drivers through the radar program with a single touch.

The detector application is focused on helping drivers fulfill their responsibilities as road users by detecting radars in time, allowing them to reduce speed and avoid violating traffic rules. With the virtual radar detector by your side, no traffic policeman will question your driving or issue unnecessary fines.

In the unlikely event that a traffic police inspector catches you off guard, the program offers valuable advice on how to communicate effectively with government officials.

The Easy Ride online detector significantly simplifies and enhances the lives of motorists. Use it alongside an active navigator to exchange data about traffic police ambushes and plan safe routes to bypass traffic police posts.