Why I built Toll Navi Driving across Bulgaria, I kept getting stressed about section speed cameras — the ones that don't snap a photo at one point, but measure your average speed between two cameras kilometers apart. Slowing down right at the camera doesn't help; you've already been clocked across the whole stretch. And the navigation apps I used didn't really handle this. They'd beep once for a "speed camera ahead" and go quiet for the rest of the section — exactly when I needed to know how I was actually doing. So I built Toll Navi. It tells you when you're entering a measured section, shows your live average across that section, and lets you know when you've safely exited. No guesswork, no white-knuckling the speedometer hoping you weren't 3 km/h over a minute ago. What makes it different: Built around section enforcement, not retrofitted from a generic "camera ahead" alert Voice announcements in your language so you can keep your eyes on the road Pay-as-you-go travels instead of a subscription — buy a small pack, use one when you start a trip, that's it. No auto-renews, no monthly bill for something you use a few times a year Expanding to neighboring countries with their local rules and languages, not a one-size-fits-all import It started as a fix for my own commute. Now it's helping other drivers stay calm — and legal — on roads that punish guesswork.