When it matters most, Crash Response can make all the difference. If it detects a crash, Hum can automatically send emergency services to your exact location. And if you have a Hum Speaker, you can call for help with the push of a button.
If Hum detects a crash, it can notify emergency services and send help their way. Their emergency contact will also be notified in the event of an accident.
If you have a Hum Speaker, you can call the Hum Emergency Response Center (ERC) in the push of a button to speak to a trained agent and get help. And if Hum detects a crash, the Hum ERC will call you over the Hum Speaker to get you the assistance you need.
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In most cases, Hum is able to detect a crash based on the force and direction of impact, and sudden changes in vehicle speed.
If Hum detects that your vehicle has been in an accident, the Hum ERC will dispatch help to your location. And if you have a Hum Speaker, you will be connected with a trained agent who can stay on the line with you until help arrives or you feel safe.
In most cases, Hum is able to detect a crash based on the amount and direction of impact and sudden changes in vehicle speed.
If the crash is detected and you have a Hum Speaker, you will be connected with the Hum Emergency Response Center via the speaker. A trained agent will help determine what kind of assistance, if any, you need. If a crash is confirmed or if there is no response from the driver, Hum will still send help to your location.
If the crash is detected and you don’t have a Hum Speaker, Hum will attempt to bridge a call between the Primary Driver Contact and emergency services, who will ask if you’re OK and if you need emergency help. Agents can stay on the line with you until help arrives or until you feel safe. Help can be dispatched even if there is no response from the driver. IMPORTANT: In order to be eligible for Crash Response, you must provide a Primary Driver Contact.
Please note: If the Hum OBD Reader has become dislodged from the On-Board Diagnostic (OBD-II) port during the incident, causing a loss of power, the Emergency Response Center cannot be notified.
When factors such as sudden changes in speed or direction are detected by your Hum OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) Reader, the incident registers as a collision, and the Hum Emergency Response Center is notified. If you do not have a Hum Speaker, help will automatically be dispatched to your vehicle’s location. If you have a Hum Speaker, you will automatically be connected with the Hum Emergency Response Center via the speaker. A trained agent will help determine what kind of assistance, if any, you need. If an accident is confirmed or if there is no response from the driver, Hum will still send help to your location.
If Hum did not detect a collision, it could be because the impact was too minor to be recognized by the Hum OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) Reader. It could also be due to the Hum OBD Reader becoming dislodged from the On-Board Diagnostic (OBD-II) system during the incident, causing a loss of power to the Hum OBD Reader.
