Saving Golden Time with 'Hi-Pass'... Ulju-gun Introduces Automatic Entry System for Emergency Vehicles

Ulsan Ulju-gun has completed the functional improvement of the parking lot barrier system to allow emergency vehicles automatic access to the building and has attached certification stickers.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] Ulsan Ulju-gun has pilot-completed the improvement of the parking lot barrier system function to allow automatic access of emergency vehicles such as police cars and fire trucks to government buildings, and has attached certification stickers.

The 'Emergency Vehicle Automatic Entry and Exit System' is a system that automatically passes through unmanned parking barriers installed at public offices, apartment complexes, etc., during emergencies to reduce dispatch time and secure the golden time.

Following the revision of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's notice in November last year, exclusive license plates starting with 998~999 were assigned to emergency vehicles such as police cars, fire trucks, and 119 ambulances dispatched on-site, and barrier functions were improved.

Ulju-gun, together with Ulsan City, was selected as a pilot local government for the project to establish the Emergency Vehicle Automatic Entry and Exit System among the seven major focus tasks for spreading resident life innovation cases by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety in 2021, receiving support for resident publicity and certification sticker production budget.

When the barrier function is improved to allow automatic access of emergency vehicles at multi-use facilities such as apartments and commercial buildings equipped with unmanned barriers, certification stickers can be obtained at the county office and eup/myeon administrative welfare centers.

An official from the county said, "Rapid access of emergency vehicles is essential to save precious lives and property in emergency situations," and added, "We hope for voluntary participation and cooperation from residents in improving the unmanned barrier system."

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