Automating Curb Data Processing
Regardless of whether a city has too little or too much data, there is always an option to produce a digital curb inventory to improve curbside management and urban development.
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Digital Solutions for
Curbside Management
Software Solutions
Curb Viewer
Helps municipalities, businesses, and residents better understand their curbside regulations in an easy-to-navigate platform
Curb Manager
Helps municipal staff update regulations in a user-friendly interface and convey these changes effectively
Curb Analyzer
Lets users analyze the supply, usage, and revenues of curbside space to make more informed planning decisions
Data Collection, Conversion & Sharing
Curb Data Collection
We collect curbside data and street assets using a variety of advanced processes
Curb Converter
Digitizes and standardizes city’s regulations to align with an industry standard format (CurbLR or CDS) and to create open regulation data
Curb Rules API
Disseminate curbside regulations to 3rd parties(E.g. couriers, TNCs, navigation platforms, and CAVs)
Challenges
Confusing curbside regulations
Cities across the world share a similar challenge: understanding how their curb space has been designated, what the exact regulations are, and when or where these regulations apply. This makes curbside management difficult. Signage is confusing and only provides information to drivers at the end of their journey, resulting in cruising for parking, rather than providing this information to drivers in advance and letting them plan ahead.
Challenges
Increasing demand for a scarce resource
Rideshare apps, connected and automated vehicles, and other emerging trends in mobility are generating significant demands on the already limited curb space in cities. Add this to the existing growing needs of local residents, businesses, visitors, and couriers, and the result is an increase in demand at the curb that cannot be addressed by simply increasing supply.
Challenges
Inefficient usage due to a lack of information
With information on curbside regulations only available once you arrive at the curb, drivers, rideshare users, and delivery vehicles compete for a handful of on-street spaces while just a block or two away curb space sits empty for most of the day.
Challenges
The curbside is changing rapidly, but curbside management practices have not kept up
City planners need to respond quickly to evolving circumstances and mandates, especially in times of uncertainty, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic. Current methods to communicate curbside use changes, which include on-street signage, guidance on a website, or even mail-outs, are outdated and often ineffective. Digital infrastructure is the key to the future of the curb.
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CurbIQ on Campus
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