The Voice Prior the Hand: Active Notification that Saves Time and Lives
In contrast to crossings with full AWS, these examples show real locations where minimal warning infrastructure leaves pedestrians and cyclists relying on reactive cues only.
Environmental conditions, human factors, and layout complexity combine to increase risk at passive crossings—illustrating why layered, event-linked alerts are needed.
A single hand signal or basic sign is inadequate against the hazards and vulnerabilities shown above.
Safety Digital Box: The voice prior the hand—active notifications that save time and lives.
SDB delivers staged, multi-sensory alerts (visual + multilingual audio) tied to train approach, direction, and proximity—bringing proactive awareness to passive crossings.
As a train approaches, SDB activates caution with flashing visuals and clear audio. If risk escalates, SDB shifts to danger with urgent warnings that halt entry. When dual threats emerge, alerts intensify and announce directions for safe decision-making.
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