When a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle traveling at 30 mph (50 km/h), survival drops to 10%. However, at a reduced speed of 20 mph (30 kmh), the survival rate is 90%.
Cell phone distraction accounts for 25% of all accidents, equating to one in every four collisions.
At a speed of 15 mph, a vehicle can come to a stop in time to avoid a child who is two car-lengths ahead. However, at 30 mph, it requires the length of an entire basketball court to come to a stop.
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Idea was realized after the wife and children of one of our founders was struck by a distracted driver in their local community. Fortunately, everyone involved in the accident survived and recovered.
But this is not always the case in the United States. A full 16% of child deaths from vehicular traffic in 2019 were pedestrians hit by cars or trucks
The technology behind Stop for Kids is simple. Cameras mounted near the stop signs in your local municipality automatically record violations based on Machine Learning (ML) technology.
Violation
If you have received a STOP sign violation in the mail, you can review, pay or dispute it here.
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Learn how AI-powered STOP sign cameras can increase safety and compliance.
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