Safeguarding Lives on the Road: Unveiling the Benefits of Emergency Vehicle Priority Systems in Modern Traffic Management
Every second counts in the time of emergency. But in town areas,
ambulances and other rescue vehicles sometimes face difficulty getting ahead
due to heavy traffic or construction sites. When sirens and flashing lights are
put to use by vehicles, then the rescue vehicles do not have to stop at red
lights; however, this can be dangerous for other road users at the point of
intersection. So, what steps can be taken to help ambulances and fire trucks
reach their destination more quickly and safely?
The Emergency Vehicle
Priority (EVP) system gives a quick green signal irrespective of the
present running stage of the traffic controller. In traffic engineering, Phase
is described as the sequence of conditions directed to one or more pedestrian
or vehicular traffic streams.
Emergency Vehicle Priority provides a safe, protected, and
stress-free work environment for frontline emergency response personnel by
reducing the number of times an emergency vehicle is required to cross
intersections against the lights, thereby lessening the probability of
accidents during the emergency response by safely directing green traffic
signals to emergency services vehicles to go through unrestricted passage via
controlled intersections,
Emergency vehicles are crucial for ensuring community safety, as
they can navigate traffic signals at higher speeds and respond promptly to any
location where their presence is required. Different types of emergency
vehicles are mentioned below:
·
Patrol Cars, POLICE CARS
·
Pursuit Vehicles or Interceptors
·
SUVS/Highway Patrol Vehicles
·
Heavy Rescue Vehicle/Fire Engines
·
Fire Trucks/Conventional Fire Trucks
·
Turntable Ladder Trucks/A-Wagons
·
Quints
·
Water Tenders
·
Ambulances
An emergency vehicle priority or a top-priority security system
requires free passage wherein the software controls the traffic lights
accordingly and allows the vehicle to pass the intersection without speeding
down – without affecting other road users as little as possible.
Emtrac System helps build the base for traffic lights that are
readily equipped with controllers, helping emergency vehicles pass more quickly
and safely. For details, approach the EMTRAC system, call (214) 607-0100,
Mobile (618) 316-4633, and email: Info@Emtracsystems.com.
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