Radarly: el tráfico de España

Speed ​​Cameras, Cameras, and Traffic in Spain. All in One Map.

How many times have you opened a traffic app and spent more time figuring it out than actually getting to your destination? Loaded apps, slow maps, icons you don't know what they are, and menus that seem designed to confuse you. Radarly exists so that never happens again.

Fixed speed cameras, mobile speed cameras, average speed cameras, official traffic cameras, and information panels. All in one map. Clean, fast, and ready the second you open it.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND ON RADARLY

Official traffic information in Spain, truly organized:

- Fixed, mobile, and average speed cameras
- Real-time traffic cameras
- Variable message signs
- Zoomed-in camera views and image export
- Filters by type of element and source
- Search by city, road, or location

Integrated sources: DGT (Spanish Directorate General of Traffic), Madrid City Council, M-30 (Madrid Ring Road), and the Catalan Government. Real public data, not third-party databases or fabricated information. What you see on Radarly is what official agencies have, presented in a way that you'll finally want to use.

NO ADS. NO IN-PURCHASES.

You open the app and use the app. No banners, no pop-ups, no locked features waiting for you to pay. No monthly subscription to view cameras. No "Pro" version that unlocks what should be free from the start. Everything you see on the page is everything you have from the very beginning. Free. Complete. No asterisks.

THE MAP THAT'S A PLEASURE TO USE

Radarly isn't just another app that spits out data on your screen. It's an app that considers how you'll read it. Every element has its place. Every screen is designed so you don't have to think. The map loads quickly, the icons are easy to read at a glance, and the filters do exactly what you expect.

No buried menus. No visual overload. No having to guess what each icon means.

Cameras have their own dedicated space, with zoomed-in images and export options. Information panels appear where they should. Speed ​​cameras are clearly distinguished by type. And if you only want to see something specific, the filters take you right there in two taps.

Open. Look. Understand. Continue. It should always have been that simple.

WHO WE DESIGNED IT FOR

For early risers who want to know the conditions on the A-6 before heading out. For those who commute between Madrid and Valencia every two weeks and have already memorized the speed camera locations but prefer to double-check. For those who can't stand slow apps or interfaces from the 2000s. For those who prefer to check once and drive with peace of mind.

If you value design, clarity, and not having to struggle with an app to find what you're looking for, Radarly is for you. If you're looking for the clearest and best-designed speed camera and traffic camera app in Spain, you've found it.

OFFICIAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION

Radarly displays information published by official agencies. You can consult the original sources here:

DGT (Spanish Directorate General of Traffic): https://www.dgt.es/conoce-el-estado-del-trafico/informacion-e-incidencias-de-trafico/

DGT, Equipment and Sections: https://www.dgt.es/conoce-el-estado-del-trafico/vigilancia-y-control/equipos-y-tramos-de-vigilancia/

DGT, Cameras: https://www.dgt.es/conoce-el-estado-del-trafico/camaras-de-trafico/

Madrid City Council – Informo: https://informo.madrid.es

Madrid Calle 30 (MC30): https://mc30.es

Government of Catalonia: https://transit.gencat.cat/ca/informacio-viaria/estat-transit/

Government of Catalonia, Continuous Map: https://transit.gencat.cat/ca/informacio-viaria/estat-transit/mapa-continu-mct/

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Radarly is an informational app. The data comes from official public sources and may change without notice. Using the app does not exempt drivers from their responsibility or from complying with current traffic regulations.

Radarly is not affiliated with any government entity and does not represent any state, provincial, or other administration.