What is SafeZone?
SafeZone is a visual warning system that overcomes the tendency to ignore things - including signs and lights (whether they be flashing or not) - in the periphery of your field of vision. It does this by placing the primary warning element - a series of ultra-bright, flashing wanring lights - in a pedestrian's or driver's immediate field of vision, ie, in the middle of a footpath, road or railway line, where they're impossible to miss.
SafeZone is not intended to replace mandatory road-side or track-side warning signs or lights, but to provide a supplementary means of ensuring that the danger they warn of is seen and acknowledged. Through supplementing these primary warnings, SafeZone delivers improved pedestrian and driver awarness of a danger condition, such as:
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at active railway crossings
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at train station platforms as a train approaches
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on sections of railway line where points have changed
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at tram stops on busy roads
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at pedestrian crossings in use
- at concealed car park or fire/ambulance station exits
By providing improved warnings, well in advance of the danger condition being encountered, SafeZone affords the greater response times required to SLOW DOWN AND STOP, and thereby avoid the danger.
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