Know what's ahead.
Fixed speed cameras, average speed checks, speed limits and live traffic in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France and Türkiye. Free, with no ads and no subscription.
Speed cameras and average speed checks, in time.
A calm warning with the distance, so you know exactly where it is. On an average speed check you see your live average until the end.
The signs above the road, read live.
In the Netherlands you see what every lane shows before you can read it yourself, live from NDW. If a lane closes, you know well ahead and can merge in time.
Reports from the drivers ahead of you.
Jams, accidents, breakdowns, objects on the road and speed cameras. Reported with one tap, and kept fresh by the votes of the drivers behind them.
Set up in a minute. Then forget about it.
No menus to learn while you drive. Everything important is one tap or one sentence away.
Install and allow location
Allow location, so BlitzBuddy knows what is ahead of you on your road.
Just drive
Open BlitzBuddy on your phone, or on CarPlay or Android Auto, and drive. Warnings come by sound and voice.
Confirm with one tap
Still there or gone? One big tap keeps reports fresh for everyone behind you.
Big and clear on your dashboard.
BlitzBuddy works with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Large buttons that close by themselves, readable at a glance.
One app from Amsterdam to Istanbul.
Cross the border and BlitzBuddy keeps talking in your language, with the speed limits that apply there and the road signs as they look locally. In Germany and France the law does not allow speed camera warners while driving (§ 23 (1c) StVO, Code de la route R413-15); the driver is responsible.
Guides for the road.
Driving abroad, the signs above the motorway and what's new in the app.
Section control in the Netherlands, Belgium and Türkiye: how average speed checks work
How average speed checks (section control, trajectcontrole, hız koridoru) measure your speed between two points in the Netherlands, Belgium and Türkiye.
Dutch motorway matrix signs explained: red cross, arrows and speed limits
What the red cross, arrows, speed limits and end sign on Dutch overhead matrix signs mean, who sets them, and how BlitzBuddy shows them while you drive.
Autobahn speed limit: what no limit means and the 130 km/h advisory
What no speed limit on the German Autobahn really means, the 130 km/h advisory speed, where limits still apply and the German rule on speed camera warners.
Is BlitzBuddy free?
Yes. Everything in BlitzBuddy is free, including CarPlay and Android Auto. There are no ads and no subscription.
Where do the reports come from?
Fixed cameras, average speed checks and speed limits come from OpenStreetMap, Lufop.net and public government lists. Live jams, roadworks and incidents come from road authorities such as NDW, Verkeerscentrum Vlaanderen, Bison Futé, Die Autobahn GmbH and İBB. Drivers add jams, accidents, breakdowns and objects on the road, and their votes keep reports fresh.
Does BlitzBuddy work abroad?
Yes, in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France and Türkiye, with the speed limits that apply in each country. What is shown per country is listed under Countries above.
Which languages are available?
English, Dutch, Turkish, German and French.
What do you do with my location?
We use your location to warn you about what is ahead. An account is optional (Apple, Google or an email link). Trips are only stored when you keep that setting on, and you can delete them.
Drive with BlitzBuddy.
Available now for iPhone, coming soon for Android. Free, with no ads and no subscription.
