Pure Sync

Yes. A full restart can resolve issues with WiFi, Bluetooth, and apps.

This allows background operation, alerts, and Bluetooth wake-up functionality, which is required for proper performance.

No — the app does not track or store your movements. It uses GPS in real time to provide alerts and functionality.

Location access is only used to deliver alerts, maintain live positioning, and enable background Bluetooth connection — not for tracking. (This feature is purely for Pure Sync, but uses the same app, so it is also applicable to other models.)

Road Angel alerts to fixed, average, variable, red light, and dual speed cameras. It also includes mobile enforcement zones, accident blackspots, congestion areas, school zones, and ungated railway crossings.

Check subscription status, GPS signal, location permissions, device settings, and perform a full smartphone restart.

The database is updated daily and in real-time with continuous improvements.

It may do, as long as you have positioned it in the correct place. Please note that it does not work in vehicles with solar reflective windscreens. However, if you experience problems with GPS reception, please ensure it is correctly positioned or try an alternative location.

Depending on the Pure model, update via the mobile app or by connecting the device to a PC or Mac using the updater software.

Yes. The Pure has known Mobile Safety Enforcement locations in the alerts database.

Satellite search may take longer after a firmware update or if the device has been off for 6+ hours — this is normal as satellite data resets, which is common across GPS devices.

Yes. The Road Angel Pure series has Smart Motorway functionality. With a valid subscription, the Pure series keeps you informed on all controlled motorway's around the UK. When the variable speed limit changes on the Smart Motorway you are traveling on, the Pure series will alert you to the change of speed limit in real-time! This is all thanks to the direct connection to The Highways Agency that Road Angel utilises.

No — Road Angel Pure devices currently only work in the UK, using a UK-based database and live data services.

If restricted, alerts and connectivity may fail. Keep it set to 'Always Allow'.

Yes, it runs in the background to automatically connect and provide alerts.

Yes. The Pure series has a Road Speed Library (RSL) database so will display the actual road speed limits.

Only dash mounts are available with this unit. It has never been easier to fit a Road Angel Pure Sync into your car. If you choose to have your device hardwired, we recommend always seeking professional advice from an auto electrician.

This may be due to update syncing or subscription status—ensure your device is connected and up to date.

The Road Angel Pure Sync planned to support selected EU territories, including Germany and France, from Q4 2026, subject to local laws and regulatory approval.

In many European countries, the use of traditional “speed camera alerts” is restricted by law.

To remain compliant, alerts are instead provided as “Safety Zone” notifications, similar toother legally compliant driver awareness systems used across Europe.

Yes — your device will still power on, track GPS, and operate normally. However, live alerts, connectivity, and database coverage may be limited or unavailable, depending on the country.

Speed camera detection and alerting laws vary significantly across EU countries. 

Road Angel fully complies with all local legislation, which means: 

• Some features may be restricted 
• Alert terminology may change (e.g. “Safety Zones”) 
• Functionality may differ by region 

Yes — each user must create their own Road Angel account in the app. This gives personalised settings, alerts, and a better experience when switching drivers. Pure Sync supports up to 4 users per device, each with their own account.