

Never get caught out by a London bus lane again.
Runs in the background
Spoken audio alerts
Avoid accidental PCNs
Operates seamlessly alongside Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps without changing how you navigate.
Provides timely audio warnings before active bus lanes, LTN filters, or School Streets without looking at screen.
Gives you time to choose an alternate route and reduce your risk of costly £70–£160 council fines.
Designed specifically for London streets
£160
standard PCN charge
100%
hands-free audio notifications
TfL Data
official Traffic Regulation Orders
Built as a driver aid
RoadConscious provides proactive spoken reminders to assist your journey across complex borough boundaries.
Hands-free by design
Official traffic data
Helpful driver guidance
Zero screen interaction required while driving. Crisp spoken audio cues keep your eyes entirely on the road ahead.
Built using council Traffic Regulation Orders and Transport for London open datasets for updated restriction zones.
RoadConscious helps reduce penalty risk as a smart driving aid. Drivers always remain responsible for observing road signs.
Join the London Android pilot today. Try free during the pilot period, then just £2.99/month. iOS version coming soon.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with Google maps or other navigation apps?
Yes. RoadConscious runs in the background and the alert is audio, so it works with your maps app on screen.
How much does RoadConscious cost?
There's a free trial, then £2.99 a month. No card is needed to sign up, and we email you before any charge.
Will it stop me from getting every fine?
No app can guarantee that. RoadConscious helps you avoid restrictions by warning you in time, but you're always responsible for obeying the signs.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No — you can start free. We only ask for card details later, and remind you before the first payment
How do I get support?
Email support@infinityxd.uk any time. We will respond back to you within 48 hours.
Where does the data come from?
We get data from Council Traffic Regulation Orders and Transport for London open data, and try to keep it up to date. There is also a mechanism to get paid in credits for finding any anomalies (which we can verify).
Which phones does it work on?
It's an Android pilot right now. iOS is coming later - join the list to be notified.
How to download and get started on the pilot
First, you need to sign up for the pilot. Once we have available slots, you will receive instructions on how to install the app. In preparation for it, the process is provided by clicking on the image on the right.
After the pilot, we plan to make the service available on Google Play Store and Apple App Stores.


