NotrufStandortübermittlung

NotrufStandort is a German term that translates to "emergency call location" or "emergency point." It refers to a designated physical location where an individual can access emergency services by initiating a phone call. These locations are typically equipped with public telephones that allow for free calls to emergency numbers such as 112 for fire and ambulance services, or 110 for police.

NotrufStandorte are often found in areas where mobile phone reception may be unreliable or unavailable, or where individuals might not have access to a personal phone. They can be strategically placed along roadsides, in remote areas, at public transport hubs, or in other public spaces to ensure that help can be summoned quickly in times of need. The exact appearance and functionality of a NotrufStandort can vary, but they generally feature a clear marking indicating their purpose and a device for making calls. The purpose of these installations is to provide a reliable means of communication for individuals facing medical emergencies, accidents, or criminal activity, thereby enhancing public safety and accessibility to essential services.