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We're headed to MOVE America 2025 in Detroit! Join the Emergency Safety Solutions team at Booth #11048 (Sept 24–25, Huntington Place) as we demo our life-saving H.E.L.P.® Alerts, powered by the H.E.L.P.® Alert Network™. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the future of…

Through the H.E.L.P.® Alert Network, ESS connects people, vehicles, and infrastructure to prevent crashes before they happen. Our technology delivers both lighting alerts on the road and digital alerts through navigation systems, giving drivers more time to react—and protecting…

H.E.L.P.® Digital Alerts give drivers 20+ extra seconds to react, a critical window when nearly 125,000 people each year are involved in crashes near disabled vehicles. That extra time can mean the difference between a safe response and a preventable tragedy. #HELPDigitalAlerts…

Studies show drivers slow down 80% more often when H.E.L.P.® Lighting Alerts are active. But visibility is only part of the solution. That’s why we also deliver H.E.L.P.® Digital Alerts, powered by the H.E.L.P.® Alert Network—sending real-time warnings to navigation apps and…

Join us at ITS World Congress 2025 in Atlanta! From August 24–28, the ESS team will be onsite at the Georgia World Congress Center conducting live demos of our life-saving solution, H.E.L.P.® Alerts—powered by the H.E.L.P.® Alert Network. Come experience how we’re connecting…

Drivers often don’t detect a disabled vehicle until it’s too late. H.E.L.P.® Digital Alerts deliver advanced warning - up to 30 seconds sooner - directly through navigation apps and in-dash systems. Because preventing crashes starts with giving drivers time to react. BECAUSE…

125,000 incidents every year, over 23,000 injured or killed. When a vehicle is stopped on the roadway, standard hazard lights aren’t enough. That’s why H.E.L.P.® Alerts powered by the H.E.L.P.® Alert Network™ make the difference, activating advanced lighting and digital alerts…

Each year, crashes involving large trucks result in 4,000+ deaths and over $112 billion in economic losses, according to the FMCSA. The H.E.L.P.® Alert Network™ is changing that – delivering instant digital alerts and enhanced lighting the moment a vehicle is disabled. It gives…

When vehicles stop on or near the roadway, they often become “hidden” hazards, unseen until it’s too late. H.E.L.P.® Alerts, powered by the H.E.L.P.® Alert Network™, change that by giving drivers the advance warning they need to avoid tragedy: Lighting Alerts: High-frequency…

Did you know your RV - and everyone inside - can be protected before a breakdown becomes a danger? When recreational vehicles become disabled on busy roads, they’re often hard to see until it’s too late. That’s why we’re equipping RVs with H.E.L.P.® Alerts, powered by the…

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Happy 4th of July! Wherever the road takes you  today, drive safe and stay alert.

A Friendly Reminder: July 4th Is One of the Riskiest Times on the Road‼️ As we head into the holiday weekend, it's worth remembering: this celebration carries serious traffic risks for everyone—especially those in or near stopped vehicles. Here’s what the data shows: 🔺 July…

Why SH 130 Is Leading the Way in Roadway Safety? As the fastest and most direct route between Austin and San Antonio, SH 130 plays a critical role in Central Texas mobility. Now, it's also setting a new standard for safety-becoming the first highway in Texas to deploy H.E.L.P.®…

Big news out of Texas! SH 130 Concession Company is now the first highway in the state to deploy H.E.L.P.® Digital Alerts across its service fleet—delivering real-time digital notifications to approaching drivers through navigation apps and in-dash systems. This milestone…

Roadside assistance providers face life-threatening risks daily. Between 2015 and 2021, 123 were struck and killed while assisting stranded motorists—nearly four times higher than federal data previously indicated. Most incidents occurred on high-speed roads, often in darkness…

🚧 Work Zones Are Danger Zones — But They Don’t Have to Be. In 2021, 956 people were killed in U.S. work zone crashes—the highest in over 15 years. Most were drivers and passengers. Sudden stops, poor visibility, and inadequate advance warning make these zones deadly. 🔗…

When a truck stops or becomes disabled, it’s vulnerable—and so are the drivers around it. Over 12,000 crashes each year involve stopped vehicles. Standard hazard lights aren’t enough. Crash frequency is up 59% since 2010, and fatalities in large truck crashes have risen 48%…

Another preventable loss. A driver in Caroline County lost their life after colliding with a stationary tractor-trailer on the roadside—one of the most dangerous and common crash scenarios. Often referred to as a "sitting duck" situation, these incidents occur when large…

The ESS team at #AutoTechDetroit and #Covesa Member Showcase and Recepción 📍 Novi, MI

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