SAFETY CLOUD® FOR TOWING + RECOVERY

Roadside safety that arrives first

Tow trucks trigger real-time digital alerts in-vehicle to motorists and navigation apps, warning approaching drivers to slow down and move over.

DELIVERING ALERTS TO MILLIONS OF MOTORISTS WORLDWIDE

SAFETY CLOUD

Digital alerting

Safety that gets ahead of traffic

Safety Cloud is the only solution that alerts directly to consumer vehicles as well as popular navigation apps

  • In-dash alerts in compatible consumer and commercial vehicles
  • Mobile alerts in leading navigation apps such as Waze
  • Up to 30 seconds of advance driver warning
  • Built to reduce collisions, protect crews, and keep scenes safe

Real voices. Real impact.

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369M
DRIVERS ALERTED IN 2025
309M
FLEET-DRIVEN MILES IN 2025
25M
INCIDENTS PROTECTED IN 2025

Connected Safety at Scale: Year in Review 2025

2025 demonstrated that digital alerts are influencing driver behavior, preventing collisions, reducing overall risk in the roadway, and saving lives.

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Trusted by tow operators nationwide

Why wouldn’t you want to reach into the passenger compartment where the driver is?
Operations Manager Andrew Heykoop
Eagle Towing
We can catch those that aren’t paying attention to the visual signals
Fleet Operations Manager Justin Moore
AAA Hoosier Motor Club
Safety Cloud is really such a no brainer because once it’s installed it’s doing the work for us all the time.
Co-Owner Haley Norman
DTC
A simple solution that does add that extra sense of awareness for that common person driving
Owner John Lux
Shannon Towing
The biggest advancement that I have found to help our drivers on the side of the highway is HAAS Alert
Technician Adam Coderre
Guardian Fleet

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FAQs

Does the system require manual activation by the driver?

No. To ensure safety and ease of use, Safety Cloud is fully automated. The system is wired to the vehicle’s warning light bar or master switch. As soon as an emergency responder or worker activates their warning lights, Safety Cloud automatically begins broadcasting digital alerts to nearby motorists. When the lights are turned off, the digital alerting stops.

How is Safety Cloud installed on a fleet?

Fleets can activate Safety Cloud through three primary methods, depending on their existing setup:

  • Telematics Integration: If a fleet already uses platforms like Geotab, Samsara, or Ericsson, Safety Cloud can often be activated via software integration without new hardware.
  • HA-7 Transponder: For older vehicles or those without compatible telematics, a proprietary transponder can be sold.
  • OEM Pre-Install: Some manufacturers, such as Pierce Manufacturing, pre-install Safety Cloud as a standard feature on new fire apparatus.
What is HAAS Alert’s Safety Cloud?

Safety Cloud® is a collision prevention service that sends real-time digital alerts to drivers to warn them of nearby emergency vehicles and roadway hazards. Unlike traditional lights and sirens, which rely on line-of-sight and sound, Safety Cloud uses vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology to deliver advanced warnings directly to a driver’s navigation app or vehicle dashboard. This gives motorists up to 30 seconds of extra time to slow down and move over, reducing the risk of collisions by up to 90%.

How do drivers receive these digital alerts?

Drivers do not need to download a specific "HAAS Alert" app to receive notifications. Instead, alerts are broadcast directly to the platforms they already use. Currently, Safety Cloud alerts appear on:

  • Mobile Apps: Popular Navigation Apps including Waze
  • In-Vehicle Infotainment: Compatible vehicles from Stellantis (2018+ Jeep, Dodge, RAM, Chrysler), and Volkswgen
Which fleets and vehicles are compatible with the system?

Safety Cloud was developed for all roadside workers, including:

  • Emergency Responders: Fire apparatus, ambulances, and police cruisers.
  • Essential Fleets: Tow trucks, utility vehicles, waste management trucks, school buses, and snowplows
  • Work Zones: Construction vehicles and arrow boards.

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