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Snooper AURA Live Speed Camera Database

What is AURA Live?

AURA Live is the name that Snooper have given to their 'LIVE' version of the AURA speed camera database and contains almost 34,000 locations! The AURA Live version is accessed via Snooper 'LIVE' products such as the Lynx GT. These devices are updated automatically* as you drive using GPRS/GSM (mobile phone) technology. When using a system which uses the AURA Live database feed, you don't need to update from a PC! Included in the AURA Live speed camera database are both fixed and mobile speed camera locations including Gatso, Truvelo, SPECS, accident blackspot locations among many others, please scroll down for a full list.

*Please note: that Snooper 'LIVE' products, like your mobile phone will not operate without an airtime contract.

Which systems use the AURA Live database?

The AURA Live database is exclusive to Snooper and used in their 'LIVE' updatable products, which currently includes the Lynx GT and Cobra iRadar (when used in conjunction with a Android or Apple smartphone).

What's covered in the AURA Live database?

Snooper AURA Live speed camera database provides alerts to the following road safety devices:

‣Gatso
‣Truvelo
‣Truvelo D-Cam
‣SPECS
‣VECTOR
‣HADECS3
‣Watchman
‣Speedcurb
‣Peek
‣MCS (Multi camera systems)
‣DS2
‣Accident Blackspots
‣High risk zones
‣Mobile safety camera van locations
‣Congestion charge cameras
‣Schools (optional)

Who maintains the AURA Live database?

Snooper updates and maintains the AURA Live database and as and when new cameras are added or ammended these are sent automatically to your Snooper 'LIVE' device. It is also possible though for end users to add mobile sites that they spot. By pressing the large 'Target' button on the front of the device, a mobile speed trap site is added to the AURA Live database and remains for the following 6 hours.

Which countries are covered by the AURA and AURA Live database?

As well as the UK and Ireland, the AURA speed trap database now provides Worldwide speed camera coverage. Included in the AURA Live database are locations in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and USA and is still growing.

It is fully legal to use a speed camera detector in the UK. However, before using outside of the UK we STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you check to ensure that the use of a speed camera detector in other countries is also legal.

Please note: For use outside of the UK an additional subscription is payable on a monthly basis, plus roaming charges will apply.

How much does the AURA Live database cost?

The Snooper AURA Live database costs £7.99 a month, £22.99 a quarter or £86.99 a year and a minimum contract of 12 months applies. Airtime contract provides 'LIVE' provides with real-time fixed speed camera alerts and updates.

Please note: Snooper 'LIVE' products, like your mobile phone will not operate without an airtime contract.

Questions?

Do you have a question about the Snooper AURA LIVE speed camera database or a question about speed camera detectors? Ask it via the detector frequently asked questions webpage.

Q. My Snooper used to alert to cameras on either side of the road (using the Logic modes) and now alerts to camera on both sides of the road, why is this?

A. Performance Products Ltd manufacturer of the Snooper range, have confirmed that following a firmware update ALL devices will no longer provide directional alerts, but will now alert to cameras sited on both sides of the road.

This change is a result of customer feedback (see below) and a new EU ruling regarding alerts to speed camera locations in mainland Europe - particularly for France. Snooper devices don't just cover UK cameras, but countries throughout Europe and many countries around the world.

Customer comment: “Missed a camera on the other side of the road”
Snooper's Action: Simplified alert to cameras on both carriageways.

To read more about this and other changes to Snooper devices click here.

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Page updated: 15th March 2024