Non Google Android navigation app

Question

I am looking for a navigation app for Android:

• Preferably gratis, or sub $20
• Open Street maps, or anything non-Google
• Offline maps – preferably stored on SD card
• Voice guidance
• Lane guidance
• Search by post code for European countries
• Search by street name and house number
• The usual other features, POI (at least fuel & parkin), time/distance to destination, avoid toll roads, etc

Nice to have
- Traffic condition updates (including rerouting when underway)
- Radar trap warnings (willing to pay)
- Knows times of ferry crossing Europe/GB

Here WeGo doesn’t have lane guidance, which is a must for me (https://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/travel-leisure/article/2136883/three-best-offline-map-apps-road-trips-and-gps-navigation).

Navigator forces me to drill down through country, city, street; won’t accept post codes and doesn’t seem to accept street numbers

TomTom seems perfect feature-wise, but I don't like the idea of a big company tracking me.

Answer 1

OsmAnd is one of the closest options.

• free, but with in-app purchases
• based on OpenStreetMap
• offline maps
• turn-by-turn voice guidance
• lane guidance
• search destinations by address, by type (e.g.: parking, restaurant, hotel, gas station), or by geographical coordinates
• a lot of other features

Answer 2

Free GPS Navigation seems to do what I want:

• Preferably gratis, or sub $20 Free, but "Offers in-app purchases"

• Open Street maps, or anything non-Google I doesn't say, I need more research. At least it's not sending data direct to Google

• Offline maps – preferably stored on SD card ✔ first thing that happens when you launch it is that it asks whether to install internally or to SD card ✔ Offline – no internet connection needed. With offline maps you save mobile data at home and abroad

• Voice guidance ✔ Voice – drive with voice in your language. Hear precise turn by turn instruction with clear voice chosen by you. Navigate with navigation that talks!
• Lane guidance ✔ Lane guidance – do not miss a turn, you will know what road line is the best for you
• Search by post code for European countries ✔ Navigation – see route and navigate to address, map location, GPS coordinates or even to a photo
• Search by street name and house number ✔ Navigation – see route and navigate to address, map location, GPS coordinates or even to a photo (plus, I checked for post code in a few countries)
• The usual other features, POI (at least fuel & parking), time/distance to destination, avoid toll roads, etc ✔ all of that - and more

Nice to have

• Traffic condition updates (including rerouting when underway) ✔ Traffic information – live and accurate traffic information about situation on the road which updates every 2 minutes. Danger alarms, traffic jam information, closures and more
• Radar trap warnings (willing to pay) ✔ Speed camera alarms – see police traps and avoid paying fines
• Knows times of ferry crossing Europe/GB I haven't checked this yet, but don't hold my breath. I was ***a lot*** to hope for :-)

a few bonus features:

✔ HUD – with Head up display you can project navigation onto windshield of your car. Great for safe drive at night
✔ Dashcam – allows you to record the road ahead. Share video of your drive with family and friends. In case of emergency the video is automatically saved
✔ Great search – with powerful search you can easily find your target location
✔ Travel book – see all your routes and trips in one place not sure how I personally feel about this; I don't like the thought of "Big Brother" seeing where I have been

Answer 3

Maps.me has almost every point

• free, but contains ads
• based on OpenStreetMap
• voice guidance
• lane guidance (not 100% sure by the time of writing)
• advanced search
• and other features, described here and here

Answer 4

There are several but 'Here WeGo' by Here (formerly Navteq) seems to be one of the most advanced, with free offline maps and a decent navigation app.