Speed Limits + ACC for Android

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Developer’s Description

Links to your car to keep you legal.

Shows the speed limit. Discussion here: http://goo.gl/iIKqDNew: Connects to your factory cruise control to slow down automatically at speed traps.*This amazing app will automatically slow your car down at speed limit signs. Unlike all other speed-apps, this one knows the speed limit. Requires a cruise adapter you build and install yourself.Great for "texting-teens", "RV'ers", "Road-Ragers", people with "hypertension", "Mad Moms", "Jilted Teens" or anyone who would use their cruise control if "it only knew the speed limit".Easy to use. Just speed-up and it comes on automatically. When the speed slows ahead, it slows your car using your existing cruise control. Adjustable to your drive pattern. Best of all, its operated from your normal cruise-buttons.No need to take your eyes off the road. Its that simple!Installation is straightforward. Just install the cruise-adapter. Uses Bluetooth.Brought to you by Wikispeedia.org, the worldwide speed limit database. The Speederaser can pay for itself and never inhibits your ability to speed.Usage:Just use your cruise control as usual. If you enter a speedzone, your car will slow down. To disable it, just turn your normal cruise control off. If you see a speed limit that's wrong, just correct it on the screen. Contains 37 million speed limits worldwide.------------------------------------Purchasing info: Requires you to build/buy a Cruise Adaptor. See Wikispeedia.org for building instructions for your car or truck.Included:Speederaser App.*Required Cruise adapter sold or built separately. DIYHooks to your Android cellphone via Bluetooth.Installation is easy. No under the dash, no soldering. The cruse-adapter is shown on wikispeedia.org and is easy to build and install: http://youtu.be/tibM_1ocKkA*Works on all vehicles newer than 1990. Requires a Cruise-adapter which you build DIY. See Wikispeedia.org for schematics.ABOUT USSince 2005, Wikispeedia contacts states and other agencies to get whatever information they have into a usable world map of speed limits. You can help. 100% of the proceeds of this app goes to running the Wikispeedia servers. We pay contributors!Content rating: Low Maturity