Law enforcement uses radar and laser (LIDAR) to measure vehicle speed. Both work by sending a signal that bounces off a vehicle and returns to the device. Radar measures the change in frequency of the reflected wave (Doppler effect) to calculate speed, while LIDAR times the return of laser pulses to track distance changes over time.

Radar detectors detect signals from afar, giving drivers time to slow down. High-end models use GPS to mark speed traps, filter false alerts, and show the radar source direction.Laser, however, is instant and precise-once detected, your speed is already recorded

Using a radar detector effectively requires more than just plugging it in. Proper mounting is crucial-high for radar detection. Learning how to interpret alerts helps distinguish real threats from false alarms. Stealth techniques, like tinted windshields or specialized coatings, can reduce detection. Our mounts solve this-mount in the same spot, easily remove and reinstall, and quickly transfer between multiple cars.