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Globally, road crashes are among the leading causes of injury and death, crossing all demographic and geographic boundaries. The factors that contribute to these tragedies are often a complex cocktail of human error and environmental conditions. Distracted driving, particularly in an era of constant digital connectivity, has emerged as a primary threat, turning a momentary glance at a screen into a catastrophic error. Speeding, fatigue, and the unpredictable nature of weather conditions further complicate the safety of our transit networks. Even for the most experienced and cautious drivers, the road remains a shared environment where one’s safety is often dependent on the choices of others. When a serious accident occurs, it is rarely a solitary event; it is a systemic failure that triggers a massive and immediate response from our society’s emergency infrastructure.
