The vast network of Trapster users across the country may have caused police officials to rethink strategies on how to crack down on various driving offenses. The latest version of the popular application for the iPhone has been made available via the App Store. Trapster 4.0 sports some new features like Patrol that offers fresh data on recently driven roads that are highlighted on the map. In addition to avoiding the cold stare of a radar gun, new trap types have been integrated such as road kill, children at play, recent accidents, brush fires, and construction – all of it allowing driver to become aware of conditions that could pose as a threat. Finally, there is the Caravan feature that is a location based social network for users of the application. There are plenty of obstacles that can hinder us from arriving to our destination safely, but Trapster could get you there safely – and more importantly; in one piece.
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