HOUSTON, Texas - (June 2, 2021) – Every seven minutes on U.S. roadways, a disabled vehicle is struck by an oncoming motorist.
Swint brings with him a broad range of business and leadership experience from various industries, as well as a long track record as a champion for diversity, equality and opportunity.
ESS was recently nationally certified as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) by the Houston Minority Supplier Development Council (HMSDC).
Emergency Safety Solutions aims to greatly reduce disabled vehicle-involved crashes with dramatically more visible emergency hazard lighting, supplemental digital advanced warning to oncoming traffic
Emergency Safety Solutions (ESS) today announced that in the third quarter of 2019, the company has documented and validated a new safety case – a previously unidentified root cause of preventable, but often fatal, roadway accidents.
Speeding the frequency of existing hazard lights promises to significantly improve visibility and decrease accident rates 11/4/2020
One company thinks it has a way to make lights more noticeable on vehicles disabled by the side of the road.
After former Cleveland Browns defensive end Chris Smith’s girlfriend Petara Cordero died in a disabled vehicle accident in Ohio last year, he agreed to promote a new technology that could help prevent similar tragedies...
He turned on his phone, logged into FaceTime and watched alone as friends and family mourned the loss of the person who meant the most to him.
One of the oldest — and possibly least effective — auto safety features may be getting a 21st-century upgrade...
