Before BeaconSafe:
You’re stranded on the side of a busy highway at night, cars speeding by, barely noticing you.
Every moment feels dangerous, and you’re vulnerable, hoping drivers will see you before it’s too late.
After BeaconSafe:
Now imagine pulling out your smartphone and, with a tap, activating bright beacons that light up the roadside.
Drivers slow down, aware of your presence.
You feel safer, knowing BeaconSafe is there to protect you in a moment of risk.
Each year, simple roadside stops put countless lives at risk due to lack of visibility.
BeaconSafe aims to solve this problem by developing a network of high visibility, smart roadside beacons.
Our vision extends beyond road safety—BeaconSafe seeks to show that a new kind of business can make a real impact.
We’re still in the development phase and need your support to bring this vision to life.
Our goal is to develop smart roadside beacons equipped with powerful LED lights to ensure high visibility during emergencies.
These beacons would be easily activated via Wi-Fi by motorists or first responders.
In the future, we aim to explore advanced features like AI-driven monitoring, solar-powered systems, and integration with smart city infrastructure.
We’re working to bring this vision to life with the help of community support and collaboration.
A tow truck driver was seriously injured while changing a tire on the side of the road north of Camrose along Highway 833, south of Highway 617.
OPP Sergeant Margaret Eve was killed on Highway 401 when a truck struck her patrol vehicle during a traffic stop.
Trooper Ahkem Jordan was assisting with a lane closure on the interstate on Jacksonville’s Northside just after 9 p.m. when a Chevy Silverado slammed into the back of his cruiser. According to the FHP report, the driver of the pickup, Aaron Klausman, 31, of Wellington, Florida, failed to see the trooper’s car or the lane closure.
Whether you’re a road safety expert, technology enthusiast, or simply passionate about saving lives, BeaconSafe needs your support.
As we enter Phase 1, community involvement is crucial to move this life-saving vision forward.
You can help by donating, offering your expertise, or spreading the word.
Together, we can make our roads safer for everyone.
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