Emergency response teams operate under intense pressure, where every second can mean the difference between safety and disaster. As extreme weather, urban congestion, and large-scale public events become more common, the need for fast, unimpeded access has never been greater. The tools and systems designed to control access must change to support, not obstruct, first responders. Designing infrastructure that actively aids emergency crews is a public safety imperative. Traditional barriers often create dangerous slowdowns, but […]
