Satellite Navigation & GPS Speed Camera Detectors
A range of award winning portable satellite navigation and speed camera detection systems to suit your budget. Including TMC, Bluetooth and of course Snooper's unique GPS speed camera location technology.
Vehicle & Personal GPS Tracking
Personal and Business solutions from Snooper. We can help protect any asset, from fleets of vehicles and boats to lone workers. Our now range of personal trackers can help you keep an eye on your children and even your pets.
SD cards & Accessories
Map updates, replacement or new SD cards with maps available from around the World. Plus a range of accessories for your Snooper from power cables to windscreen brackets.
Smart Phone Satellite Navigation Systems
Street level satellite navigation and Snooper's award winning speed camera location technology on a mobile phone. Software only or a range of the latest PDA Smart Phones to choose from, SIM free or with contract.
GPS Golf Shot Saver range finders
Snooper Shotsaver, a unique 3 in 1 solution with information for over 2000 courses across Europe. Shotsaver provides you with distances to the green and many other hazards from anywhere on the golf course. Plus sat nav and speed camera location technology to navigate you to your favourite course!
Truck Satellite Navigation
Truckmate has the answers. The first dedicated Truck specific portable satellite navigation system. Snooper Truckmate calculates truck friendly routes avoiding low bridges and weight restricted roads based on the size and load of your vehicle.
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A CYCLIST accused of wrecking speed cameras worth £1million is being hunted by police.
Officers believe that Chris Crowley - nicknamed "Christ on a Bike" - is responsible for setting fire to 75 Gatso devices. He was due in court to stand trial two weeks ago, but failed to turn up and detectives are now trying to find him. Bike-riding Crowley, 54, got his nickname because he was born on Christmas Day. Neighbours at the voluntary worker's home in Chiswick, West London, said he had been missing for a week after he failed to appear at Isleworth Crown Court on April 29. | He is charged with damaging two cameras but police believe he has been much more active. Detective Inspector Ian Roberts of the Traffic and Transport Intelligence Unit said: "Over the past four years it has become quite apparent there has been a sustained campaign and whoever has been doing this certainly knows what they are doing." Crowley is charged with two counts of arson and one count of having articles with intent to destroy or damage property and criminal damage. A Met Police spokesman said: "A warrant has been issued for his arrest." |
A CYCLIST accused of wrecking speed cameras worth £1million is being hunted by police.