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GaiMap - app from traffic police and radar4.5

Operating system
Android
File size
3.0 MB
License
Freeware
Last updated
Feb 11, 2026

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Our application shows in real time, where are the traffic police posts and radar! It is completely free. This is a kind of free radar detector (antiradar in common).

We do not call to violate traffic rules, but on the contrary, we want to reduce such violations and save you from unnecessary traffic police fines. After all, if the driver knows that the traffic police post is in front of him, he will not violate the traffic rules in this area.

The program works thanks to information from ordinary people who mark traffic police posts and radars on the map. If you see traffic police on the road, mark them on the map, and help other drivers avoid traffic violations.

Requirements

Device requirements

Android 4.0+

Verdict

Should you install GaiMap - app from traffic police and radar?

GaiMap - app from traffic police and radar is an Android application available under the Freeware license — the APK is 3.0 MB. We’ve catalogued it under Navigation.

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At a glance

GaiMap - app from traffic police and radar specifications

Category
Navigation
Publisher
KoDin
Last updated
Feb 11, 2026
Requirements
Android 4.0+
License
Freeware
Operating system
Android
File size
3.0 MB
Price
Free
Page views
782
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