their PR is all 100% true:

if they have 1 camera on the west coast of america and one on the east end of russia then, travelling west to east, i'd say that's pretty wide coverage. i can certainly smell something fresh - can't decide if it's the countryside or the PR...

MaFt

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Is this an early April's Fool story?

Robert.
iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 14.0.1: iOS CamerAlert v2.0.7
TomTom GO Mobile iOS 2.3.1; TomTom (UK & ROI and Europe) iOS apps v1.29
Garmin Camper 770 LMT-D

I wish it was

Darren Griffin

Darren is absolutely correct

The PocketGPSWorld camera database is very accurate, no doubt in part to it's members providing new sightings etc.

I was recently given the TomTom safety camera database as a present. Their website states the database is updated twice weekly, so why then does it provide warnings for Fixed safety cameras that have NOT existed for years!!! and continues to do so!!!
Seems to me the twice weekly update is very much out-of-date!

TomTom GO 730. App 8.351
Map: West & Central Europe V865.3245

It is difficult to have a sensible discussion about TT's cameras, they are so awful. I have two devices with current Live services subscription, which includes access to the camera database. But I deleted it from both devices long ago and have no intention of reinstating it. It's not as if I've never tried it. With both devices purchased separately and some time apart, I kept the TT cameras on for quite some time to do a comparison - I was safe enough doing so, as I have more than just those two, so I had pgpsw database on another one to keep me on the true path!

The two just do not compare. Sure, we can argue 'til the cows come home as to whose mobile data is best, with no vans in sight most of the time, it could be argued either way. But with fixed cameras like the Specs Average Speed ones, there is no question about the existence of any camera - it's plain as a pikestaff that it's there or not there as the case may be. And TT usually have it the wrong way round - there when it isn't, not there when it is, if you see what I mean. At the very least the TT database is notably out of date. I'm driving 50-60,000 miles a year, so I know what I'm seeing, not just pottering about town with the odd excursion at weekends.

Dennis

If it tastes good - it's fattening.

Two of them are obesiting!!

Hi, I've got a tomtom & a Road Angel unit, who are supposed to supply TT with the camera data. Well they are both out of date, TT is the worst of the 2 as some of their supposed data is so far out of date that you can't even see where a fixed camera was.
On the M4 near Heathrow, one side of the road is 50mph and the other is 70mph, TT pings up the speed warning whichever side of the road you are on. In Watford TT pings up a camera that has not been there for over 2 years. Your page does not have enough space to list them all.
I pay for the R.A. updates monthly which for fixed cameras is sort of upto date but, why Oh why does it ping up mobile cameras that have not been there for over a year?
As always, you get what you pay for. I always try to keep under the speed limit but, how easy it is to creap above the limit.

I, too, run a Road Angel Connected next to a TT GO 1000 LIVE. I find the Road Angel Fixed camera database super accurate and - you are spot on here Darren - the TT ccamera database is derisible. What is worse about the TT is the false marketing. They claim to have LIVE updates for cameras, but these are only for mobile ones. The fixed cameras still need downloading manually, and this feature - and others - is just not available.

Can anyone tell me, can we now add the Pocket GPS database as POIs to the TT GO 1000?