Detour-Editor
Adapt road closures, access routes, and special traffic exemptions to local conditions with complete flexibility.
MapTrip 112
The Leading Navigation Solution for Fire and Police Services
When every second counts, navigation makes the difference. MapTrip 112 is the professional navigation solution for fire services, emergency medical services, and police.
Faster Response Times with MapTrip 112
MapTrip 112 is an integral part of emergency vehicles across Europe – from local fire departments to international vehicle manufacturers. It offers a wide range of features that are continuously developed in close collaboration with emergency responders.
Edit Navigation Maps Yourself
Clear the Way with Emergency Vehicle Routing
Full Integration with the Dispatch Center
Why MapTrip 112?
Emergency Navigation with a System. Maximum Ease of Use.
Emergency Routing
During an emergency response, MapTrip 112 automatically switches to Emergency Mode. You define which roads are accessible or prioritized during operations.
Flexible Map Data
The best map data is already integrated: TomTom, HERE, and OpenStreetMap.
Powerful Dispatch Center Integration
Use the Server API to ensure that the dispatch center and GPS navigation remain synchronized.
Reach the Incident Scene Faster, Even Under Challenging Conditions
A study conducted by the University of Frankfurt shows that MapTrip 112 reduces travel times compared to standard navigation systems in all tested scenarios. The heavier the traffic, the greater the advantage of MapTrip 112.
Up to 50% shorter response times compared to standard navigation systems such as Google Maps or TomTom. That means arriving up to five minutes earlier at the patient’s location—time that can save lives.
Source: van Mark, Hallstein, Holzgreve, Groneberg, Ohlenhof: How do different navigation systems affect emergency response time? Frankfurt a.M. 2024
Flexible Kartendaten
Erweiterte Straßenkarten für den präzisen Einsatzweg
With MapTrip 112, you can choose your preferred map provider: TomTom, HERE, or OpenStreetMap.
Whichever option you choose, we go beyond standard map data. Our maps include additional roads and routes that are particularly relevant for emergency vehicles, including:
- Bus lanes
- Fire service access roads
- Residents-only streets
- Emergency access routes marked with the “Emergency” tag
This enables navigation to locations where other systems reach their limits – including courtyards, rear building entrances, and restricted access roads.
Because no two operational areas are the same, organizations can decide for themselves which map data should be used.
The result is a map that accurately reflects your region and the realities of your emergency operations.
Emergency Vehicle Routing
Clear the Way on Your Terms
Different rules apply during emergency responses – but those rules are not the same everywhere.
MapTrip 112 distinguishes between normal driving and emergency response driving, allowing routing behavior to be configured separately for each scenario. In Emergency Mode, you define a target area within which routing can be specifically adapted. For each situation—normal driving, inside the response area, or outside the response area—you decide how the routing should behave, including whether:
One-way streets may be used in the opposite direction.
Closed roads or residents-only access roads may be used.
Bus lanes may be used.
Turn restrictions may be ignored.
or whether the navigation should strictly comply with traffic regulations.MapTrip 112 does not impose rules—you remain in control. Every dispatch center, fire department, or emergency medical service can define exactly what is permitted during an emergency response.
The result: navigation that adapts to your operational requirements. Flexible, realistic, and built for real-world use.
Optimized Maps Through Local Knowledge
MapTrip Detour Editor
Operational areas are constantly changing. Roads are closed, new routes are created, and construction zones appear.
With MapTrip Detour, you can update your maps yourself at any time—without waiting for map updates from the provider:
- Close or reopen roads
- Add new routes
- Create temporary construction zone restrictions
- Define preferred or avoided routes
All changes can be managed centrally and automatically distributed to every emergency vehicle. This ensures that your operational maps always reflect the latest local knowledge.
“For us, reliability is what matters. MapTrip 112 delivers exactly the navigation we need in emergency operations – flexible, fast, and practical.” — Ole Langhans, Berufsfeuerwehr Nürnberg
Proven in Daily Operations
In this video, the Head of Emergency Response Management at Rosenbauer International AG explains the advantages of MapTrip 112 navigation for fire and police services compared with standard navigation solutions used in emergency vehicles.
Thomas Hartinger
Emergency Response Management Rosenbauer International AG
For example, in Wuppertal, every vehicle operated by the fire department—including fire engines and emergency medical service vehicles—is equipped with MapTrip 112.
In emergency situations, firefighters must not only arrive at the correct location reliably, but also as quickly as possible. Traditional navigation using paper city maps has therefore been replaced by digital navigation systems.
With the help of MapTrip, the Wuppertal Fire Department has found a navigation solution tailored to its specific operational requirements.
The alarm management system of DIVERA 24/7 determines the availability of personnel and emergency responders in the dispatch center, including firefighters, police officers, physicians, paramedics, and members of the technical relief services.
This powerful alarm management platform can be connected directly to MapTrip 112. Emergency response routes to the incident location are displayed in the DIVERA 24/7 dashboard and can be transferred directly to the MapTrip 112 navigation system in the vehicle.
A seamless combination of alarm management, emergency routing, and navigation.
How Alamos and MapTrip 112 Support Emergency Responders in Kleve and Nuremberg
Fire Service, Ambulance Service, Police
Integrated across Europe
With the support of our customers and our partners’ solutions, MapTrip 112 is used as specialized navigation for fire services, ambulance services, and police vehicles across Europe.
With our partner Safetyct, MapTrip 112 supports dispatch centers in the following Dutch regions, among others:
- Midden-West Brabant Noord
- Brabant South-East
- Haaglanden
- Gelderland South
- Limburg North
- North & East Gelderland
as well as Nordsjællands Brandvæsen in Denmark.
Available to professional and volunteer emergency services personnel.
MapTrip 112 and Maptrip 112 Basic
MapTrip 112
Professional fire departments, emergency medical services, police, and dispatch centers
179.99 €
+ VAT
Per device installation per year, including updates
Test MapTrip112 for free
MapTrip Basic
Volunteer fire departments, DLRG, THW, and smaller emergency service organizations
125 €
+ VAT
One-time fee per device installation; incl. updates.
Test MapTrip112 Basic for free
Map data
Choice of TomTom, HERE, or OpenStreetMap (OSM)
OpenStreetMap (OSM) only
Enhanced map data (bus lanes, emergency access tags, resident-only roads, etc.)
Map data updates
Only through a new license
Emergency Response Mode
Fully configurable: separate settings for normal driving, outside the destination radius, and within the destination radius
Fixed settings, no destination radius
Driving against one-way traffic can be configured.
—
Configure access to restricted roads
—
Access to resident-only roads
configurable
possible
Use of bus lanes
configurable
possible
Compliance with turn restrictions
configurable
recognized
Roads with emergency access tags
are used
can be used
Destination radius / “last-mile” routing
define freely
—
Detour features (map customization)
Block roads, add roads, define construction zones, and set preferred routes
can be used
Centralized map management and distribution
—
Custom adaptation to local regulations
Partially covered by fixed rules
Technology platform
Professional MapTrip platform (Android, Windows, SDK-compatible)
Same technology, simplified configuration
Typical use cases
Professional fire departments, emergency medical services, large dispatch centers, and police
Volunteer fire department, local THW unit, or DLRG station
Best for:
Maximum adaptability to local regulations and operational procedures
Rapid operational readiness at a low cost
MapTrip 112
Professional fire departments, emergency medical services, police, and dispatch centers
179.99 €
+ VAT
Per device installation per year, including updates
Test MapTrip112 for free
Map data
Choice of TomTom, HERE, or OpenStreetMap (OSM)
Enhanced map data (bus lanes, emergency access tags, resident-only roads, etc.)
Map data updates
Emergency Response Mode
Fully configurable: separate settings for normal driving, outside the destination radius, and within the destination radius
Driving against one-way traffic can be configured.
Configure access to restricted roads
Access to resident-only roads
configurable
Use of bus lanes
configurable
Compliance with turn restrictions
configurable
Roads with emergency access tags
are used
Destination radius / “last-mile” routing
define freely
Detour features (map customization)
Block roads, add roads, define construction zones, and set preferred routes
Centralized map management and distribution
Custom adaptation to local regulations
Technology platform
Professional MapTrip platform (Android, Windows, SDK-compatible)
Typical use cases
Professional fire departments, emergency medical services, large dispatch centers, and police
Best for:
Maximum adaptability to local regulations and operational procedures
MapTrip Basic
Volunteer fire departments, DLRG, THW, and smaller emergency service organizations
125 €
+ VAT
One-time fee per device installation; incl. updates.
Test MapTrip112 Basic for free
Map data
OpenStreetMap (OSM) only
Enhanced map data (bus lanes, emergency access tags, resident-only roads, etc.)
Map data updates
Only through a new license
Emergency Response Mode
Fixed settings, no destination radius
Driving against one-way traffic can be configured.
—
Configure access to restricted roads
—
Access to resident-only roads
possible
Use of bus lanes
possible
Compliance with turn restrictions
recognized
Roads with emergency access tags
can be used
Destination radius / “last-mile” routing
—
Detour features (map customization)
can be used
Centralized map management and distribution
—
Custom adaptation to local regulations
Partially covered by fixed rules
Technology platform
Same technology, simplified configuration
Typical use cases
Volunteer fire department, local THW unit, or DLRG station
Best for:
Rapid operational readiness at a low cost
Server-API
Navigation exactly as planned by the dispatch center
The route seen by the dispatcher in the control center must be identical to the route followed by the navigation app in the vehicle. This can be ensured using MapTrip and its Server API.
Both systems use the same routing algorithm and the same map data. Synchronization features ensure that the planned route matches the turn-by-turn GPS navigation route in the vehicle exactly.
Documentation and tutorials for development and integration
Interface Guide
Tutorial
Video tutorial
