Can a route planner show the extra minutes for a camera detour?

What you see for each route

Enter a start and a destination. FlockDetour draws the fastest route, then any alternatives it can find, and shows the drive time, distance, added minutes and mapped camera count for each. You choose one. Nothing is switched on for you.

The iPhone and Android apps show the same comparison as three route choices: Fastest, Balanced, Fewer cameras. Their store listings say Balanced and Fewer cameras need FlockDetour Pro, as do turn-by-turn directions. The fastest-route preview and camera count are free.

One real example

FlockDetour published three test trips from October 3, 2026. Atlanta was the only trip where the detour had fewer mapped cameras.

The Atlanta detour added 46 seconds. In Tampa and Washington, FlockDetour returned the same route for every mode, with one mapped camera each. A detour isn't always on offer.

What the number means

FlockDetour's count covers cameras someone has documented, mostly from OpenStreetMap and public records. A count of 0 means no mapped camera on that route. It doesn't mean no camera exists. And FlockDetour cannot promise a surveillance-free drive.