Smarter maps for first responders
Respond quicker. Improve outcomes.
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Built for the unique needs of first responders
We can help you improve response times by finding shorter routes for emergency crews, taking account of their unique exemptions from traffic restrictions.
Reduce Response Time
Our advanced routing algorithms consider blue light driver exemptions to provide the fastest routes.
Improve Patient Care
Our unique ability to find routes that avoid speed humps help ensure patients don’t experience additional discomfort.
Enhanced Efficiency
Integrations with Google, Ordnance Survey and What3Words provide crews with easy access to critical data.
Adapting to change
Local authorities are focused on reducing congestion and increasing active travel, resulting in schemes to discourage vehicle use.
Turnover is at all time highs with stretched crews being sent further afield, meaning staff have less knowledge of the road network.
With the frontline increasingly equipped with access to data from control rooms on the move, it's time to ensure it can be effectively used with an integrated mapping solution.
Dedicated to making the lives of first responders easier
Whether it’s being able to communicate the location of a pursuit without struggling to find road signs, or seeing a photo of the incident location.
Worldwide coverage
Blue Light Maps has map data for the whole world, and is available in most languages.
“Have been getting to incidents quicker compared to Google Maps. For instance, today we’ve used a bus only road.
Chad Underwood
Police officer
“A more efficient route utilising exemptions for a no-right-turn saved 3 minutes.”
Paul Smith
Paramedic
Blue Light Maps is available on Android and iOS devices. A version for Windows tablets is also available on request.
The app and map/feature updates are available on a subscription basis. Pricing is based on the number of devices in the organisation.
Individual responders can purchase on an individual basis through the Google Play & Apple App Stores.
Restricted turns, bus gates, low traffic neighbourhoods and school streets are the main use-cases, where Traffic Regulation Orders permit emergency access.
We also take account of emergency access routes to/from motorways.
The world we operate in is constantly changing, and our first responders need the very latest and greatest.
Our standard approach is to provide updated maps to customers every month, which is included in your subscription fee.