<ul><li>Google has removed speed traps from Google Maps, but users don't need to panic.</li><li>The incident reports feature from Waze, a navigation app also owned by Google, has been adopted by Google Maps.</li><li>Google recently made a change to how users can report encounters with police in Google Maps, which now covers all sorts of police presence in traffic.</li><li>Although the change removed the specific speed trap reporting feature, the new police-reporting feature can still cover speed traps.</li></ul>

Google just removed speed traps from Google Maps, but don’t panic

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