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Vehicle Attacks on Events: What Can Be Done to Protect Our Crowds?

Vehicle Attacks on Events: What Can Be Done to Protect Our Crowds?

by Manon van Huffelen | Mar 27, 2025 | Blog

In recent years, several vehicle-based attacks targeting crowds have taken place globally, where vehicles have been used as weapons. The term “hostile vehicle” refers to a vehicle that is deliberately used to cause harm, often by driving into crowds at...
Hexagons: The Secret Weapon for Safer, Smarter, Crowds

Hexagons: The Secret Weapon for Safer, Smarter, Crowds

by Manon van Huffelen | Mar 27, 2025 | Blog

A guest blog by Alan Wilson, ‘Crowd Control Guy’ in Western Australia Let’s talk about hexagons, the unsung hero of crowd safety and pedestrian mobility. You might think I’m obsessed. Well, you’d be right! If you’re still planning events and public spaces using square...
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