Built on data your crews already trust.

The geospatial data your control room trusts, on the responder's map.

what3words

Three-word address handoffs from CAD to the cab in one tap.

Addressing

Google Street View

Photo of incident location shown as responders approach scene.

Imagery

OpenStreetMap

The global standard for base data used by TomTom, Garmin, etc.

Base Map

HERE Maps

Real-time incident and closure feeds folded into responder routing.

Traffic

Google Search

Best in-class search for connected devices, with offline fallback.

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Summary

Blue Light Maps offers a responder app that leverages trusted geospatial data for emergency services. It integrates various data sources like what3words, Google Street View, OpenStreetMap, HERE Maps, and Google Search to provide responders with accurate location information, incident details, and routing. The platform emphasizes ease of use and operational provenness, offering trials and walkthroughs.

Key Facts

The Blue Light Maps responder app is built on data that crews already trust.

The app provides geospatial data trusted by control rooms directly to the responder's map.

what3words integration allows for one-tap handoffs from CAD to the cab.

Google Street View provides photos of incident locations as responders approach.

OpenStreetMap is used as the global standard for base data, similar to TomTom and Garmin.

HERE Maps integrates real-time incident and closure feeds into responder routing.

The app features Google Search for connected devices with offline fallback.

Blue Light Maps offers a 30-minute walkthrough and trials in your area with no commitment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of data is the Blue Light Maps responder app built on?

The app is built on data that crews already trust, providing geospatial data that control rooms trust directly to the responder's map.

How does the app handle addressing and location information?

It integrates what3words for three-word address handoffs from CAD to the cab in one tap, and uses Google Street View to show photos of incident locations as responders approach.

What base map data does Blue Light Maps use?

The app uses OpenStreetMap, which is described as the global standard for base data used by companies like TomTom and Garmin.

How does the app handle real-time traffic and incident information?

HERE Maps is integrated to provide real-time incident and closure feeds that are folded into responder routing.

What search functionality is available on the app?

The app includes best-in-class search for connected devices, powered by Google Search, with an offline fallback option.