Community driving alerts & navigation · UK
RoadBlip is the driving companion that warns you about cameras, hazards and jams — with useful UK road information, community reports and clear controls over what you share.
No account. No sign-in. No tracking. Ever.
Why RoadBlip exists
RoadBlip started with a simple frustration: helping other drivers should not require an account or an advertising profile. So RoadBlip has no sign-in and no adverts. Optional usual-route learning happens on your phone. Online navigation still needs location, and community reports carry a random installation ID for moderation. You can see and change those choices in Settings.
The data manifest
Community reports and votes carry a random installation ID, so contributions from the same installation can be linked. Optional speed samples do not carry that ID. Routing, search and map providers also receive the information needed to answer a request. Read the full privacy policy.
What it does
Speed cameras, mobile vans, roadworks, hazards and jams — reported by drivers ahead of you and spoken in good time, with distances in your units.
Fast routing with live traffic, alternatives, a Google-style 3D chase view, and clear turn-by-turn voice — day, night, or amber night theme.
A UK-style limit roundel next to your live speed, fed by 125,000+ mapped roads — with a gentle nudge when you drift over.
Pause a journey instead of ending it. Add a drive-thru, petrol or food stop on the way and RoadBlip threads it into your route.
Drive the same way twice and RoadBlip prefers your way, when it's close on time. Learned on your phone; never uploaded.
The same clean map and one-tap reporting on your car's display, on both platforms.
Rolling outA quick look
One tap from "Where to?" to on your way
Chase-camera view with live speed & limit
Share a road alert without an account
The Blips
Cameras, jams, roadworks and hazards each get their own Blip, so the map reads at a glance. Make your own Blip yours with colours, heroes and seasonal outfits — it's the one bit of identity in RoadBlip, and it's cosmetic only. No usernames, no leaderboards, no scores to grind.