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Mobility and Traffic · USA

Detroit Expands Digital Safety Alerts Across Public Safety Fleet

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Detroit has deployed the HAAS Alert Safety Cloud across its fire and police fleets, becoming the largest US city to implement the system.

HAAS Alert, a mobility safety technology company headquartered at Newlab at Michigan Central, developed Safety Cloud to improve road safety by connecting emergency services with civilian drivers.

The platform delivers real-time digital alerts to drivers using Waze, Apple Maps, and certain Stellantis and Volkswagen vehicles when emergency responders with active lights are nearby. It also includes responder-to-responder features to reduce collisions between emergency vehicles.

The rollout follows a 10-month pilot involving Detroit Fire Department units that generated more than 100,000 alerts.