Do you know how many police forces and ambulance services use them? What about the Coastguard as I could see this being really useful if you're in the sea!!
From 6 to 30 in less than 6 months.
We're seeing incredible momentum with UK Emergency Services. With Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service now using what3words, that’s a total of 30 services that accept 3 word addresses.
#Help999FindYou by having the app on your phone.pic.twitter.com/wtiPNReM5V
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Control rooms across the UK are at various stages of implementation. Over 30 services have integrated and are using what3words, many more have integrated and are training officers. Here's the list of services confirmed: http://bit.do/eVnfW
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The what3words public apps and map site are free for individuals and officers to use. To use what3words in their control room, forces can request an update to their existing system from a 3rd party software company who have integrated our technology.
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Amazing and excellent tool! But when I navigate to ///imprints.teach.play (as given in the 1st image) I'm anywhere in West Java instead of Bromfield, UK.
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The image is a still from a film and has cut off some letters | The address is http://w3w.co/imprints.teach.playoffs … | imprints.teach.playoffs | (We would have preferred to have filmed in West Java though
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