Drivers can now spot police cars over half a mile away with a new device called "Target Blu-Eye". Currently, it is completely legal in UK, though many want it to be banned, the Daily Star reported.
The 999 euro gadget searches for TETRA radio signals which are used by all of the UK's emergency services and could even warn motorists of unmarked cars and police helicopters.
The 999 euro gadget searches for TETRA radio signals which are used by all of the UK's emergency services and could even warn motorists of unmarked cars and police helicopters.
The makers of the device claim it's been designed to prevent accidents, by alerting drivers to emergency vehicles dashing to incidents.
Source: ANI
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