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HAAS Alert's digital alerting solution Safety Cloud is a breakthrough evolution in emergency alerting, bringing critical real-time connectivity to roads and transforming emergency alerting for a new century. Emergency lights have been the primary tool used by emergency fleets and road operators to notify drivers since the early 20th century. As roads grew busier and car cabins became quieter over time, though, emergency lights have become less effective. Despite the passage of Move Over laws and responder safety strategies like traffic cones, signage, and blocker vehicles, a growing numbers of responders are injured or killed from passing vehicles every year.
Police vehicles begin using mountable beacon-style red lights to differentiate from civilian vehicles and signal drivers during emergencies or stops.
As public safety and transportation systems grow in sophistication, emergency departments of all kinds begin deploying updated light types including rotating lights, lightbars, and the integration of blue lighting.
The National Bureau of Standards produces the first federal standards for emergency lighting in the United States.
See the ReportAfter being struck and injured by another driver during a response, a South Carolina paramedic helps to write and pass the first Move Over law, requiring drivers to slow down and move over for emergency vehicles and responders working on the road.
The Medic's StoryHAAS Alert officially launches with a focus on developing innovative emergency alerting technology directly with first responders.
Field testing with the Grand Rapids Fire Department shows emergency alerting needs to go beyond lights and sirens for a 21st century solution.
A look backBuilding on the findings of field testing with fire departments, HAAS Alert officially launches a new platform called Safety Cloud. The service enables the real-time delivery of digital alerts over cellular networks.
A New BeginningWaze integrates with Safety Cloud, becoming the first navigation application to offer real-time digital alerting from public safety and emergency vehicles. Civilians begin receiving digital alerts.
The AnnouncementREVGroup becomes the first emergency vehicle manufacturer to offer digital alerting as a standard, built in service on new custom fire chassis.
An industry firstThe United States Department of Homeland Security awards HAAS Alert a $1.1 million contract to further develop Safety Cloud digital alerting to meet additional public safety requirements and use cases.
More DetailsHAAS Alert partners with Sprint to perform the first-ever testing of digital alerting on 5G networks.
What we learnedThe Protecting First Responders Act is formally proposed in the United States Congress in the Fall of 2019, calling to bolster Move Over protections and fund lifesaving technologies including digital alerting.
The full storyBy the summer of 2020, Safety Cloud digital alerting is a standard safety feature on six major emergency vehicle manufacturers and is accessible as an integrated service on multiple leading telematics platforms.
Our integrationsHAAS Alert’s Safety Cloud digital alerting is named the Vehicle-to-Vehicle Solution of the Year for uniquely harnessing existing technology to enable modern V2V capabilities.
Award detailsAmbulances, school buses, garbage trucks, and highway traffic signals & infrastructure begin digitally alerting motorists through Safety Cloud, expanding the benefits of added protection to other at-risk operators and workers on the road.
Press ReleasesDigital alerting is codified and funded in the historic Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, establishing the technology as a critical tool in protecting first responders.
A Major MilestoneGlobal automaker Stellantis becomes the first global automaker to join the Safety Cloud platform with EVAS (Emergency Vehicle Alerting System). Millions of Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Chrysler, and Alfa Romeo vehicles nationwide begin receiving digital alerts directly in-dash.
A New WorldLearn more about the automotive, technology, and smart city awards won by Safety Cloud.