ExitMe.app vs. navigation and traffic apps

• Google Maps and Waze: which road is fastest right now, once you have already decided to drive. They reroute around a queue, but never tell you that waiting fifteen minutes or turning back is the better move.
• Traffic information services: official jams, incidents and roadworks as raw data. Accurate and useful, but you have to translate a list of incidents into a decision yourself.
• Speed-camera and community apps: alerts while driving — cameras, hazards, police. Built for the moment you are already on the road, not for the moment before you leave.
• ExitMe.app: one decision — leave now, wait, turn back, or take a safe stop — with the reasoning and the verified route behind it.

• It combines sources instead of one traffic layer. Live travel times, official national incident feeds, and weather warnings are weighed together, not shown side by side.
• It checks the alternative before recommending it. Escape routes are built around the actual problem, then tested against incidents on that route, your vehicle dimensions, and emission-zone rules.
• It has a check before you drive. The pre-drive check answers whether now is the right moment to leave — the one lever navigation apps never offer.
• It learns from real drivers. Route DNA builds on reports and outcome feedback from people who actually drove the advice, so recurring trouble spots carry real weight.
• It hands off instead of competing. Once a route wins, the verified waypoints go straight into Google Maps. ExitMe.app is not trying to replace your navigation.

For turn-by-turn guidance, lane assistance, speed limits and live camera warnings while driving, use your navigation app — that is what it is built for. ExitMe.app is deliberately not a navigation app: it makes the call before and around the drive, then gets out of the way.

• Before you leave, when the corridor is known to be unreliable at this hour.
• When you are already stuck and want to know if leaving the motorway actually helps.
• When the alternative crosses an emission zone or a road your vehicle may not use.
• When bad weather makes waiting or stopping the safer answer than any route.