Speed Camera App for Turkey: Radar and EDS on iPhone

See the fixed cameras, EDS average-speed corridors and control points before you set off, and hear about them while you drive. Free to download; Pro is optional.

Get warned as you approach

Which app shows speed cameras in Turkey?

Short answer: YolRadar is an iPhone app that shows fixed speed cameras, EDS average-speed corridors and control points on Turkish roads. It runs in the background while you drive and speaks up as you approach one, so you carry on using Google Maps, Apple Maps or Yandex Navi. It is free to download, with an optional Pro subscription for extra features.

What happens across the drive

Before you set off

You see how many fixed cameras, EDS corridors and control points are on your route. Nothing arrives as a surprise.
While you drive

It runs in the background. Your navigation stays on screen; you never have to switch to YolRadar.
Approaching a camera

A spoken warning, and on the car screen with CarPlay. Only for points on your side of the road — the opposite carriageway stays quiet.
Inside a corridor

It flags the entrance and tracks your average through the corridor. That average is what decides the fine at the exit, not your speed at any one moment.

Where international speed camera apps fall short in Turkey

Across reviews of 68 rival apps on the App Store, the three commonest complaints are stale data, not working alongside navigation, and Turkey coverage. All three come back to where the data comes from.

What	General speed camera apps	YolRadar
Data source	Mostly crowd-sourced reports	Ministry publication + a cross-checked set
EDS corridors	Marked as a single point, or missing	Modelled as entry, exit and average speed
Turkey coverage	One slice of a global dataset	All 81 provinces, compiled for Turkey alone
Navigation	Pushes its own navigation on you	Runs in the background beside the one you chose
Direction	Warns for the opposite carriageway too	Only points on your side of the road

The data in the app

The app carries the same dataset as this site — approximate here, exact in the app.

2,268: cameras and control points
400: EDS corridors
81: provinces
329: prepared routes

Average-speed corridors come from T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı’s public disclosure; fixed cameras and control points from YolRadar’s own cross-checked set.

Mobile and handheld patrols are not in this dataset. Location is processed on the device and never sent to a server. YolRadar is not an official government app, a radar detector, or a replacement for your navigation.

Frequently asked questions

Which kinds of enforcement does YolRadar show?

Fixed speed cameras, EDS average-speed corridors and junction control points. Corridor data is verified against the Turkish Interior Ministry’s public disclosures; fixed cameras and control points come from YolRadar’s own cross-checked dataset. Mobile and handheld patrols are not included.

Does it work with Google Maps or Apple Maps?

Yes. YolRadar runs in the background and gives a spoken warning, so you keep using whichever navigation app you prefer — Google Maps, Apple Maps or Yandex Navi.

Is it free?

The app is free to download and the core camera warnings are free. There is an optional Pro subscription through Apple for extra features.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone, with CarPlay support so warnings appear on the car screen. It also runs on iPad. There is no Android version.

Is my location sent anywhere?

No. Location is processed on the device and is never sent to a server.

How is this different from the Interior Ministry’s İller Arası Radar page?

The Ministry’s “İller Arası Radar ve Kontrol Noktası Uygulama Sayıları” page gives the number of cameras and control points per province. It carries no locations, no map and no warning while you drive, and it is meant to be read before you set off. YolRadar builds on the same corridor data, then puts the points on a map, answers a route between any two places, and runs in the background beside the navigation app you chose to speak up as you approach. They are not alternatives: one is a statistic, the other is a driving assistant.

Is this a radar detector?

No. YolRadar shows recorded fixed enforcement from published data. It does not detect radar signals and does not track live police positions, and it is not an official government app.