M25 Virtual VMS

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About this app

This app uses data from Highways England to display and speak in-vehicle Highways England Variable Message Signs on the M25. In normal driving the app shows the speed of the vehicle in mph, as the vehicle approaches a Highways England message sign the message on the sign is spoken and displayed. The message sign is spoken around 300 metres from the sign and continues to be displayed until the vehicle is 300 metres past the sign.
Location data is used only on the phone to determine which message to display, no data is shared externally.

There are around 450 messages signs on the M25, it should be noted that a small percentage of them at any given time are not working, working or not the app displays the message intended for the sign so you may pass some signs that are blank but a message displays in the car.

V6 now includes support for the Motorway Network around Manchester including the M60

V7 now includes support for the Motorway Network around Birmingham

Version with navigation now available https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=klsystems.vvms.nav

The M25 app is now going to be retired, the replacement VVMS has the same capability but operates in the background so you can use any other app, nav, music, etc. and messages pop up and are spoken. It is also compatible with Android auto so messages appear as notifications when Google Maps or other applications are in use.

link

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=klsystems.co.uk.vvms.bgrd
Updated on
Nov 24, 2023

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