Designer: 何汶燦 曾建彰
When driving in an urban area, encountering an ambulance or a fire truck, you need to let it go first; however, traffic jams will make it much more difficult. If we can know in advance the road that the ambulance or fire truck will pass by, we can avoid them as much as possible to reduce the situation of traffic jams and obstruct rescue.
With the development of emergency medical care around the world, people’s demand on ambulances and fire trucks is increasing year by year. In the use of ambulances, they are mostly used in situations of serious illness or limited mobility of the injured or sick. According to statistics, the utilization rate of "death before hospitalization" is as high as 81.82%, of which 78.25% are delayed due to traffic jams or obstacles. Fire trucks are also usually unable to arrive in time for rescue due to traffic obstacles, which increases the risk of disasters.
The ambulance or fire truck will upload the real-time location and route to the server.
People in need call the emergency number to inform the hospital or fire station of rescue operations.
The server displays real-time location to each cellphone to avoid navigation being overlapped.
Moses Parting The Traffic
Moses is an app that can expand the map function. When there is an accident in a place, Moses will send out a warning to the passers-by, and show the route of the ambulance or fire truck, so that the passers-by can avoid the rout.
