Safety first. The driver must always focus on driving and never touch the phone. A passenger does all the tapping. Always obey the rules of the road and take extreme caution near construction traffic.
New patrols may take up to 24 hours to appear on the map.
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Upload sends the ZIP straight to the coordinator's Google Drive. Download lets you save it to Files, Dropbox, email, AirDrop, etc. The ZIP contains hazards.csv, patrol.kml (track + pins) and all photos.
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Safety & Privacy
The driver must always focus on driving and never touch this app. A passenger does all tapping. Obey all traffic laws, never stop or stand in a traffic lane, and take extreme caution near construction traffic. Safety first.
Only patrol where it is safe and legal to do so. Skip any hazard you cannot record safely.
While a patrol is running, this app records the vehicle's GPS path, timestamps, and (if Timelapse is on) road photos. That data shows where this phone travelled and when.
Data stays on this phone until you upload it to the Teen Palisades Pothole Patrol coordinator. Uploads are shared with the team and may be shared with the City of LA in road-repair requests.
Use a car or team name (CAR1), not your personal name. Avoid photographing people or license plates on purpose.
This app has no ads, no analytics, no accounts, and collects no personal identifiers.
