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There's two apps I suggest to others that may help them stay within the speed limit and thus reduce the chances of getting a speeding fine.
Whilst neither is perfect, both warn me often enough to know they're probably more right than I am. Sometimes I'll get false positives because side roads or slip lanes get picked up, but generally they're pretty good.
The apps are TomTom's AmiGo and Google's Waze. Overall I tend to lean towards AmiGo as the new overlay mode shows the speed limit big enough that is helps me. Waze and AmiGo showing the speed limit on the map is too small for me to see with a quick glance.
AmiGo also tells you the speed limit as you approach speed cameras and since speed signs in Victoria can be hundreds of metres before the intersection that's certainly a help. Wouldn't 100% rely on the app but it does help.
Waze I find often doesn't provide an audible alert if I'm over the limit whereas AmiGo most times does. Again not always so neither app is perfect.
In this video I've put together the dashcam video and the mobile phone screen capture showing AmiGo. I prefer to use night mode as it's easier to see the speed limit and I suspect saves some battery power. Unfortunately I didn't capture the audio which would have been good to share.
It really is amazing how often we inadvertently go over the speed limit and any tool that can help us be better drivers to me is a good thing. Not happy with the data collection of either company but I put that down as the price I need to pay.
PS. The time on each video doesn't match which I suspect the dashcam is out. However I synchronised the videos based on the movement of the car.
