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Steadier en route.

Smooth-route preferences built in for patient comfort.

A London Ambulance Service emergency ambulance responding along an urban road

Ambulance routing has to optimise for things consumer navigation doesn’t even measure. Smoothness matters: a route with three sharp turns and a roundabout has a big impact while managing a patient that needs IV access.

Warning the traffic ahead matters as much as the route. Here’s how Blue Light Alert compares with HAAS Alert.

For patient-transfer journeys, the routing accounts for ride quality - we can find routes that avoid speed bumps.

The result: smoother journeys and happier patients.

By team

How ambulance teams use Blue Light Maps

  1. 01 · Days or weeks ahead

    Event planning

    Put medical points, access routes and the RVP on every crew's map before a marathon or festival.

    Responder App

  2. 02 · The first minute of a call

    Control room

    Rank available crews by blue-light ETA to the call, learned from real emergency driving rather than normal traffic.

    Responder Match Responder App

  3. 03 · On the road

    Emergency response

    A patient-transport profile that avoids speed humps, and guidance to the right entrance, not just the postcode.

    Responder App

  4. 04 · Through the shift, and beyond

    Cover planning

    Move crews to standby points using blue-light reach, not straight-line distance, as demand shifts through the day.

    Responder Cover

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