The phrase "accident warning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a cautionary notice regarding potential accidents or hazards in a specific area or situation.
Example: "The sign at the construction site displayed an accident warning to alert workers of the potential dangers."
Alternatives: "hazard alert" or "safety warning".
An example is vehicular accident warning systems, which advertise accident events to approaching vehicles.
VDL-2 and 3 provides a service which checks general accident status and large accident status such as alarm service of airbag and secondary accident warning to inform the accident status to the family of the user.
The ceremony fell just hours after the tragic death of an Olympic luge slider in a horrific high-speed accident (WARNING: graphic images).
To reach this goal, VANET-based accident warning systems require the design of efficient broadcast algorithms.
The effectiveness of currently in use vehicular accident warning systems can be jeopardized by their: (a) inability to provide an accident warning to the closest approaching vehicles; and, (b) high delays in advertising an event.
Second, we devise a fast and secure inter-vehicular accident warning protocol which is resilient against the position cheating attack.
These applications include road-safety services (like traffic flow control mechanism, issuing driving alerts like traffic jams, accident warnings, road's condition, etc).
In contrast to real traffic signs they allow faster adaptation to the current road and traffic situation like icy roads or accident warnings.
Therefore, detection of driver aggressiveness could help in reducing the number of traffic accidents by warning related authorities to take necessary precautions.
Neither accidents, warnings nor the threat of hefty fees and impoundments have deterred riders like Jeremy and his friends.
Safety applications aim to avoid the chance of accidents by disseminating warning information such as accidents or hazardous road conditions to a large number of vehicles.
