An eCall-equipped car automatically dials 112 (the Europe-wide emergency number) in a serious road incident. It gives emergency operators information about the incident, including GPS coordinates, the time of the incident, and the vehicle identification number.

eCall is a system used in vehicles across the EU which automatically makes a free 112 emergency call if your vehicle is involved in a serious road accident. You can also activate eCall manually by pushing a button.

eCall is a system that provides an automated message to the emergency services following a road crash which includes the precise crash location. The in-vehicle eCall is an emergency call (an E112 wireless call) generated either manually by the vehicle occupants by pushing a button or automatically via activation of in-vehicle sensors after a crash.

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112-eCall is the statutory eCall system required for all NEW light vehicle models from Spring 2018. It is a free service at point of use (just like any 112 emergency call). It is always available.

What is eCall ? The 112 eCall automatically dials Europe's single emergency number 112 in the event of a serious road accident and communicates the vehicle's location to the emergency services. Why eCall ? In 2012 around 28 000 people were killed and more than 1.5 million injured in 1.1 million traffic accidents on EU roads.

eCall provides reliable full-duplex data communications between IVS and PSAP in addition to emergency voice call (E112) via the cellular network, and can be initiated either automatically or manually.

eCall is an emergency call that can be generated either manually by vehicle passengers or automatically via activation of in-vehicle sensors when a serious road accident occurs.

eCall is an in-vehicle emergency call system mandatory across the EU and beyond for new type passenger cars and light commercial vehicles; once initialised, in-vehicle sensors will automatically 8 trigger an eCall (a 112-voice connection) and send key information about the accident, such as time,

2024年4月21日 · eCall is a European Union initiative, which aims to reduce economic losses caused by road accidents. It came into effect from April 1, 2018, and requires all new car and light van type vehicles sold in the EU to be fitted with the emergency eCall systems.