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Extending Benefits of H.E.L.P®  
to Commercial Delivery Vehicles

H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE’s ™ digital and lighting alerts help prevent crashes by warning oncoming motorists of dangers on the road ahead.

A Dangerous, High-Cost Business

Accident Frequency and Insurance Claim Severity on the Rise

Commercial trucking represented 71% of tonnage carried by all modes of U.S. domestic freight transportation in 2017. With more trucks on the road, there were also more accidents, including a rise in fatalities.

According to the American Trucking Association:

  • Trucks were involved in 59% more accidents per mile than in 2010, despite new technologies and best efforts of regulators.
  • The number of people who died in large truck crashes was 48% higher than in 2009.

Beyond the Tragic Human Toll, These Crashes Come with Extensive Financial Impact:

  • Per estimates by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, in 2018 the average cost for large-truck accidents was about $120,000, while crashes involving tractor-trailers averaged $382,000. 
  • When fatalities were involved, the average cost rose to $4.8 million. 

Stationary Commercial Vehicles are Highly Vulnerable and Present Crash Risks

Crashes into stationary, highly vulnerable large commercial trucks and other delivery vehicles on or along the roadway lead to thousands of preventable tragedies nationwide each year.

Nearly 25% of two-vehicle crashes involving large trucks occur when another vehicle hits them from the rear.

H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE™ Dramatically Increases Visibility of Stationary and Disabled Commercial Vehicles

ESS H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE’s™ digital alerts and emergency lighting warn oncoming motorists much earlier of dangers on the road ahead by offering:

  • Intelligent deployment
  • Beyond line-of-sight digital alerts, highly conspicuous lighting
  • 100% regulatory compliance (DeliverSAFE™ reverts to standard hazard lighting when vehicle is in motion)

Intelligent DeliverSAFE™ Emergency Mode

ENHANCED EMERGENCY LIGHTING

  • 4.0-5.0 Hz Emergency Flash Rate on existing lights
  • Red or Amber LED
  • Optimized via Human Factors Science

AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ALERTS

  • Advanced Warnings to Oncoming Motorists
  • Platform and Hardware Agnostic

Three Deployment Methods

MANUAL ACTIVATION

When a driver is shouldered or disabled along the roadway, one push of the H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE™ button:

  • Immediately activates digital alerts and emergency lighting
  • Greatly enhances safety of the driver and oncoming drivers/vehicles

SEMI-AUTOMATIC DEPLOYMENT

DeliverSAFE™ can also be deployed semi-automatically when switched on:

  • When vehicle slows, regular hazard lights are displayed
  • When vehicle stops, lighting automatically changes to faster flash rate, and digital signal is deployed as an additional alert/warning to oncoming traffic

AUTO DEPLOYMENT

ESS is working with truck OEMs to incorporate H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE™ into new-build trucks to deploy automatically upon:

  • Collision or airbag sensor
  • Rollover, tire blowout, driveline failure
  • Autonomous Driving System "safe stop"

H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE™ Use Case Examples

MEDIUM TO HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS

Shouldered or disabled on side of the road

  • Resting due to hours limits or off loading cargo
  • Vulnerable along roadways due to mechanical problems 
  • Involved in an initial collision and stationary while awaiting first responders

LAST MILE DELIVERY

Parked or stopped on roadways

  • Urban - Frequent stops in urban settings to make deliveries 
  • Residential - Frequent stops in suburban setting and residential streets 
  • Rural - Frequently off loading packages at destination along high speed roadways

MUNICIPAL FLEETS

  • Highly effective conspicuous lighting grabs attention of oncoming drivers to protect municipal staff members while on the job
  • Advanced digital cues to alert oncoming motorists beyond line-of-sight

Business Inquiries, please contact:

Robert Orlean

Director, Commercial Strategic Development
Email: rorlean@ess-help.com
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Mobile: 713-823-0568
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How it works

H.E.L.P. places the vehicle in emergency mode through:
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Manual Activation
by the driver when the vehicle is in park.

Automatic Deployment - Collision - triggered when a vehicle’s airbag or other OEM preferred sensory equipment is activated.

‍Automatic Deployment - Enhanced Triggers - other safety trigger events such as a tire blowout, driveline failure, automated driving take-over, or other vehicle system failure. 

When the H.E.L.P. emergency mode is activated, it communicates in two forms: 

1. Visual -
4.5 Hz emergency flash rate through the hazard lamp circuit

2. Digital – Deployment of an emergency warning to traffic data infrastructure.  Approaching drivers receive advanced warnings of hazards ahead through audio, visual and other alerts.

Hover/Tap over the steps to learn more.

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