CurbIQ can integrate with digital signage to dynamically update the displayed on-street regulations in real time, allowing for more efficient, effective, and clear curb space management.
Digital signage is an effective way to provide valuable information in real-time. It can be used to display a range of content related to the desired use of the curb space, including parking regulations, pricing, and more. The power of digital signage over static signage is the dynamic component. CurbIQ can integrate with digital signage systems, allowing updates to curb regulations to occur in real time and ensuring the on-street signage is an accurate reflection of the current policy.
Digital signage applications, when integrated with CurbIQ, include event management, construction management, seasonal changes, and other temporary conditions. Current practice requires staff to manually place paper signage on top of the static signs prior to the temporary condition, then manually remove them afterwards. With digital signage, the technician could update the regulation in CurbIQ which then gets pushed to the on-street signage, instantly updating the regulation.
This dynamic application would allow cities to more efficiently roll out pilot projects or implement seasonal changes such as curbside patios or parklets. Digital signage allows to effectively communicate to the public temporary events, street closures, detours, and when street sweeping, or snow clearance routes are enacted.
The information provided is not limited to the size of the digital sign. QR codes can be displayed, allowing users to quickly access the full regulations, additional information about the conditions on-street (e.g., pilot project, event, construction), or linked to a payment app. CurbIQ can interface with many vendors, allowing for a seamless user experience.
