An app that calculates speed in km/h and saves the records when exceeding the speed limit on a database
Speed Tracker App: The Speed Tracker app is designed to help users track their speed and speed violations. This README provides instructions on how to use the app effectively.
Troubleshooting: If the app asks for site permission, make sure you grant it for accurate speed tracking.
Usage: Follow the steps below to set up and use the application.
- Start the application Open the Speed Tracker app on your Android device.
- Set the speed limit: Click the "Speed Limit" button to set your preferred speed limit. (Default speed limit is 50km/h).
- Change the unit of measurement: Use the "Switch Mode" button, to switch between the speed measurement units (km/h and m/s).
- Use the "Speed Record Viewer" button: Press the "View Records" button to access a list of recorded speeds. There are two options, "ALL RECORDS" and "LAST 7 DAYS" in order to view either all data or data from the last 7 days, respectively. (Data is only stored in the database when the speed is above the pre-set speed limit).
- Start speed calculation: Press the "Start" button to start monitoring the speed.
- Stop speed calculation: Press the "Stop" button to stop speed monitoring.
Extra:
- View speed: The speed is displayed on the main screen. The display turns red when the speed limit is exceeded.
- View address: The address of your current location is displayed below the speed.
- Phrase pronunciation: When the speed limit is exceeded, the phrase "You are exceeding the speed limit!" is uttered once. When the speed limit has been exceeded by 15 km/h, the phrase: "Your speed is 15 km/h above the limit!" is spoken once.