Njection.com Releases a New Speed Trap Search and Inclusion Feature to Its Web site

This new pinpoint mapping feature gives its visitors and members the ability to display when and where speed traps are most likely to be placed.

Portland, OR (PRWEB) November 21, 2007 -- Njection.com (http://njection.com), an Internet Web site based in Portland, OR, has released a new Web application for drivers around the world. Available now is Speed Trap, a mashup (Web application hybrid) that combines Microsoft Live Maps and the ability to pinpoint and review speed traps located anywhere on the planet. The information shared by its members is placed into a database and can be viewed by anyone. The new Web application is located at Speed Trap (http://njection.com/speedtrap). Members of Njection.com have the ability to add new speed trap locations and can review speed traps already posted. In addition to the location of the trap, members can post detailed information such as the type of speed detection used, posted speed limit, and level of enforcement.

Other sections of Njection.com include a Forums section that is composed of divisions by car, location and language. Members worldwide will be able to view, ask questions or discuss automotive related issues. Bloggers / Technical Contributors (individuals who demonstrate an aptitude in their field about cars and wish to share that knowledge) can write blogs about current technical issues they run into. Automotive tuners have a Download section enabling them to upload and download Engine Control Unit (ECU) maps or other technical specifications. Lastly, the Photo section has over 5 Gigs of high-resolution photos for anyone to browse and download.

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