To send a message on a 5G or 6G network, a prospective user device must first perform a time-consuming and uncertain “blind search”, followed by a complex series of steps. Disclosed herein is a “network database”, a compendium of parameters about each base station, organized and searchable regionally, to simplify network access by providing the locations and connection information of base stations proximate to a prospective user before first contact. The database may be publicly accessible and downloadable for off-line use, and searchable by location to find the closest available base station. Compared with 5G/6G protocols, the network database may provide a simpler and quicker way to access local base stations. This is a great advantage in situations when even one-thousandth of a second can mean the difference between life and death, such as in roadway collision avoidance and harm minimization, and in situations involving V2X vehicle interconnectivity.