Crosswalk Audio Prompt Post Solution

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At intersections or areas without traffic signals, pedestrian safety is typically ensured through signs and markings to alert drivers to slow down and yield. However, driver negligence, low visibility, and high-speed approaches can compromise safety and traffic flow, increasing the risk of accidents.

Security Features

Installed at both ends of the pedestrian waiting area, these devices use visual and auditory prompts to encourage compliance with traffic laws, promote safe travel habits, and prevent jaywalking.

Pedestrian Signal Assistance

Pedestrian voice prompt posts, consisting of primary and secondary units, are installed on both sides of crosswalk waiting areas. Using visual (text) and auditory (voice) cues, they encourage adherence to traffic laws, promote safe travel habits, and enhance road safety.
Voice Warning Function

When pedestrians attempt to cross during a red signal, a voice alert reminds them that the signal is red and crossing is prohibited.
Text Prompt Function

An LED display on the front of the prompt post shows "No Passage" during a red signal and "Safe Passage" during a green signal.
Pedestrian Signal Auxiliary Reminder Function

The warning post features signal lights on both sides. A red light is displayed during a red signal, while a green arrow appears during a green signal.
6Timed On/Off Function

The voice prompt's operating hours can be scheduled via a mobile app to avoid nighttime disturbances. By default, the alarm activates at 8:00 AM and deactivates at 8:00 PM, while other functions remain operational.

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