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A groundbreaking emergency vehicle preemption software has been implemented in traffic signals throughout Franklin and Brentwood, significantly improving the response times of firefighters. This innovative technology enables emergency vehicles to communicate with traffic signals, allowing them to receive priority access at intersections. As a result, firefighters can now respond to emergency calls approximately 20 seconds faster than before.
The implementation of this system is expected to enhance public safety by reducing the time it takes for first responders to reach the scene of an emergency. With quicker access through busy intersections, the Franklin Fire Department aims to minimize the potential impact of emergencies, whether they involve fires, medical situations, or other urgent incidents.
Officials from the fire department have expressed optimism about the positive effects of this technology on their operations. The initiative reflects a commitment to leveraging modern technology to improve emergency response capabilities and ultimately save lives in the community.
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