Over the next days we will #hero the Police and Emergency Services who are already using what3words. Here are some stories from the field:
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Emergency Services dealing with large rural areas are all too familiar with the difficulty of describing many locations.
@ASPolice uses what3words to identify where to send first responders. Download the app to always know where: http://qtrh4.app.goo.gl/TWB#AlwaysKnowWherepic.twitter.com/UX8WfGcSdy
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Call-handlers often deal with distressed victims with limited ways of communicating their locations until now, as explained by @Humberbeat. Download the app to always know where: http://qtrh4.app.goo.gl/TWB #AlwaysKnowWherepic.twitter.com/YVHDt7zjfc
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Collaborating with Control Rooms and the entire response chain has been critical to ensure all services could respond to 3 word addresses, as explained by
@WestYorksPolice. Download the app to always know where: http://qtrh4.app.goo.gl/TWB#AlwaysKnowWherepic.twitter.com/8KWREo6zkD
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@BTP, preventing#disruption is a daily challenge. They use what3words to reach locations all around the country quicker. Download the app to always know where: http://qtrh4.app.goo.gl/TWB#AlwaysKnowWherepic.twitter.com/GdaskY2RvR
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