Njection was a free, web-based resource for car and driving enthusiasts. According to The New York Times, the site (and the company) was the first to use the Bing Maps Platform to pinpoint speed traps and traffic accidents in the United States and parts of Europe. A privately held company founded in 2007, Njection.com LLC was headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. Njection.com was shut down in 2016; the site had not been updated since September 2011. Njection was originally intended to provide a news and communication forum for car enthusiasts. When it became apparent that speed traps were a big focus in the forum, the Speedtrap feature was added. The Speedtrap Mashup was the first online site to use the Bing Maps Platform to allow users to contribute in real time the location of speed traps around the world. More information...
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