Tailgating in Gated Communities
No matter how your gated community handles access control, the most challenging aspect of gate security is Tailgating. Tailgating refers to instances of an unauthorized vehicle following an
May 7, 2020
No matter how your gated community handles access control, the most challenging aspect of gate security is Tailgating. Tailgating refers to instances of an unauthorized vehicle following an
When looking at access control options for your gated community, there are a lot of factors to consider. From price to reporting capabilities, it’s important to consider the
With everyone spending some more time at home (and probably more time on social media), the team at Gated Community News scoured our real estate Twitter feeds to
From New York to Hawaii, these gated communities span the country and are simply stunning. Although these homes are unique, they all have a few things in common:
Every day, all of us require access to a variety of different physical spaces. Each of these spaces has a different level of access restriction. Homes, apartments, garages, and gyms are a few examples of the restricted facilities we access on a regular basis. A shared access point is an entrance to a facility to which multiple people require access at varying times throughout the day. Shared access points are everywhere. Parking garages, front doors for apartments, doors to an office building, and gates for gated communities are examples of shared access points that we encounter on a regular basis.
Do you live in a gated community? Have you ever looked at the top of your call box?