Invisible SOS System: Your Lifeline on Highways During Night Emergencies

• SOS stands for "Save Our Souls," an internationally recognized distress signal for immediate help.
• SOS call boxes are installed every two kilometers along national highways, operating on solar power.
• Pressing the red button connects directly to the nearest toll plaza or NHAI control room, dispatching quick response teams.
• Useful for accidents, vehicle breakdowns, fuel shortages, and first aid support, especially in low-network zones.
• These systems are crucial for safety, acting as silent protectors even without mobile network coverage.