We are proud to announce that Target Blu Eye GO has been successfully tested on UK roads and is now ready for all drivers. After months of development and real-world trials, the new portable version of Target Blu Eye has proven to deliver the same reliable performance that drivers have trusted for years – now in a smaller, more flexible design.
What is Target Blu Eye GO?
Target Blu Eye GO is the next generation of our emergency service awareness system. Like the original Target Blu Eye, it recognizes routine Airwave (TETRA) activity from nearby emergency service radios including police, ambulance, and fire service vehicles. Even when no lights or sirens are used.
The big difference? GO is compact, fully portable, and installs in just seconds. You can easily move it between vehicles, making it ideal for drivers who use multiple cars.
Tested and Proven in the UK
Over the past weeks, Target Blu Eye GO has been extensively tested across the UK – from busy motorways to rural roads. The results speak for themselves:
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Consistent performance: Reliable detection of marked and unmarked police cars, ambulances, and fire engines.
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Clear alerts: Both visual and audio notifications keep drivers fully aware and prepared.
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Plug-and-play simplicity: Installation takes less than a minute, no complex wiring required.
Our team compared the GO with the classic Target Blu Eye 2, and while the design is smaller and more flexible, the performance remains highly dependable.
Ready for Every Driver
The positive test results mean that Target Blu Eye GO is now fully available for all UK drivers through our official store and dealer network. Whether you’re commuting daily, driving long distances, or using multiple cars, GO offers an unmatched level of awareness on the road.
Why Choose Target Blu Eye GO?
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Compact and portable design
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Proven reliable performance in UK testing
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Easy to install and move between vehicles
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Same trusted technology as the original Target Blu Eye
Order Today
The wait is over – Target Blu Eye GO is here. Be among the first drivers in the UK to experience the benefits of smarter emergency service awareness.