🚦 GPS POI Alerts – Stay Safe, Avoid Traffic Tickets, Travel Smarter

Get instant alerts for speed cameras, red lights, school zones, deer crossings, and more!
Thousands of Point of Interest (POI) alerts ready to load into your GPS or favorite navigation app.

Download today and get instant access to thousands of POIs for safer driving — compatible with Garmin and most GPS apps. Stay ahead of hazards on every trip!

✅ Protect your wallet – know about speed traps and cameras before you reach them
✅ Drive safer – stay alert in traffic cam locations, school zones, wildlife areas, and busy intersections
✅ Works with Garmin & dozens of other GPS devices and apps
✅ Easy setup – GPX files + icons + audio + instructions included

📦 What You Get

Garmin devices:

• .gpx or .csv file – POIs marked on your map
• .wav audio – warning sounds before you reach a point
• .bmp icon – shows up visually on your screen
• alert_settings.txt – simple setup instructions (customize alert distance)

Mobile Apps:

• .gpx – POIs marked on your map added as WayPoints + alerts must be configured
  (Mobile apps can only add just so many .gpx files before they are overwhelmed.)

YOUTUBE VIDEO DEMO: shows how POI alerts work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij-VKKzEp4w

🛠️ Compatibility

Dedicated GPS Devices

• Garmin devices (nüvi, Drive, DriveSmart, dezl, zumo motorcycle, Montana, Oregon, GPSMAP, Edge cycling) → Full POI + proximity alerts with Garmin POI Loader
• Magellan GPS units (automotive & outdoor, limited support)
• TomTom (older units accept .gpx converted to .ov2; some support GPX directly)

Smartphone Apps

• OsmAnd+ (iOS/Android – full GPX + alert support)
• Locus Map Premium (Android – GPX + alerts)
• Guru Maps (iOS/Android – GPX + alerts)
• Gaia GPS (iOS/Android – GPX import, waypoint notifications)
• MapFactor Navigator (GPX + alerts possible)
• Maps.me (GPX import, limited alerts)
• OruxMaps (Android – GPX + alerts)
• Komoot (GPX routes for navigation)
• Strava (imports GPX routes, no alerts)
• MapOut (iPhone – GPX import, offline maps)
• Google Maps (needs 3rd-party import/converter)
• Apple Maps (same as Google)
• Organic Maps (Android - GPX + alerts)
  

Desktop & Online Tools

• Garmin BaseCamp (Windows/Mac – edit & send POI to devices)
• Google Earth (imports GPX waypoints, no alerts)
• QMapShack (PC – GPX import + notifications)

Other Devices

• Motorcycle GPS apps/devices (Scenic, Calimoto – GPX compatible)
• Marine GPS (Garmin Marine, Lowrance, Raymarine – GPX with alerts)
• Cycling computers (Garmin Edge, Wahoo – GPX + custom cues/alerts)
• Outdoor handhelds (Garmin eTrex, Montana, Oregon – full GPX + alerts)

⚡ Easy Install

• Works instantly with Garmin POI Loader (instructions included).
• Other devices/apps: GPX import (check app for import details).
• Reliability & Accuracy
  • Standalone GPS units usually have better satellite reception and work offline without cell service. They also have the ability to add a lot more .gpx POIs than mobile apps.
  • Perfect for cars dating 2015 or earlier that don't have built-in GPS.
  • it’s completely safe to open and use, just like opening a document in Notepad.

💰 Only $5 for thousands of alerts — avoid just one ticket and it pays for itself!

Why you might still have to pay red light or speed cam ticket in Tennessee and other states:

In Tennessee, red light and speed camera tickets are often treated as civil notices rather than moving violations. This means that while they are not subject to the same penalties as traditional traffic tickets, they can still have legal implications. Here are some reasons why you might still have to pay a red light or speed camera ticket in Tennessee:

• Civil Judgment: If you choose not to pay, there is a possibility of a civil judgment being entered against you. This could impact your credit or lead to a collection agency becoming involved.
• Collection Agency: Municipalities can pursue unpaid fines through collection agencies, which could appear on your credit report and negatively impact your credit score.
• Insurance Premiums: Non-payment of these civil penalties cannot be reported to credit agencies or insurance providers, so your insurance premiums should not increase as a direct result.
• Credit Reporting: While the state law provides protections against negative impacts on your credit report, ignoring the notice is not without potential consequences.
  
• It is important to understand the legal standing of these notices and the potential consequences of not paying them. If you believe you are not required to pay, it is advisable to check the specifics of your situation and whether the Freedom from Traffic Camera Act applies to your case.