Join Bailey Childress from Replica and Quinn Cole, MPA from the City of Topeka Government at Smart Cities Connect in Austin (December 3-5). They will be at the Spotlight Panel on Smart Mobility talking about how Replica helped The City with corridor analysis. See you there!
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How to become data-driven? Yesterday, I shared my views during IT-TRANS - Intelligent Urban Transport Systems. I was happy to hear that it inspired many attendees. Hope to share more in 2 years, then Zight | for data-driven public transport will be back for a new edition of IT-Trans.
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U.S. Department of Transportation announced $130M for the latest rounds of SMART Grants: 34 Stage 1 demonstration projects in 21 states will use tech to address community needs. The first round of Stage 2 projects will expand eight promising projects from Stage 1 to implement safety and efficiently solutions at scale. The SMART Program aims to help communities leverage technology to create safer, more efficient, and innovative transportation systems. Learn more: is.gd/YxWnzb
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I found this video on the value of cities by density interesting, thoughts? It's 4 minutes.https://https://lnkd.in/gGUjMhf4
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Congratulations to the U.S. DOT for announcing new grants for the Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) program, established to provide grants to eligible public sector agencies to conduct demonstration projects focused on advanced smart community technologies and systems. Ft. Collins, CO, receives a SMART grant to "significantly expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure that will be integrated into a smart grid EV charge management solution (CMS), enabling the City to rapidly expand its fleet of EVs in alignment with its 2030 emissions reduction targets while simultaneously providing benefits to the electric grid and the entire community of Fort Collins." ⚡ See the full list: https://lnkd.in/gsr5pW9e
NEW!! U.S. Department of Transportation announces over $130 Million for the latest rounds of SMART Grants: 34 Stage 1 demonstration projects in 21 states will use tech to address community needs. The first round of Stage 2 projects will expand eight promising projects from Stage 1 to implement safety and efficiently solutions at scale. The SMART Program aims to help communities leverage technology to create safer, more efficient, and innovative transportation systems https://is.gd/YxWnzb
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Q&A with South Bend CIO Denise Linn Riedl on city's digital transformation Amongst several cities with 75,000–125,000 residents, the City of South Bend, was named the No.1 Digital City at the 2024 National League of Cities Conference. Created by the Center for Digital Government to recognize cities improving constituent services ... https://lnkd.in/eWvcqccY
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Discover how innovative solutions are shaping the future of cities. Learn from the expert how the use of technology can improve public administration and urban quality of life. Read more at https://ift.tt/VaxPZb4
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In case you missed it, our recently published Transportation Report dives into University City's transportation landscape in a thoroughly post-COVID Philadelphia through an analysis of public transportation, pedestrian data, vehicular traffic, and bicycling compared to data from 2019. The report contains insights pulled from our research that confirm and challenge general assumptions about how trends have shifted. Take a look, and tag the transit fans in your network: https://lnkd.in/eivPp9xK
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🚦 Exciting News! 🚦 The City of Alexandria, Virginia has been awarded a Stage 1 SMART Grant from U.S. Department of Transportation. This grant will help us test technology to scan our roadways for more proactive approach to roadway maintenance, leveraging AI detection technology to create a dynamic, real-time inventory of pavement conditions and traffic signs. By using existing City vehicle routes—like buses and garbage trucks—we can: ✅ Improve fairness in road repaving prioritization ✅ Support autonomous vehicle safety ✅ Shift to proactive infrastructure management Looking forward to our continued partnership with the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute on this project.
NEW!! U.S. Department of Transportation announces over $130 Million for the latest rounds of SMART Grants: 34 Stage 1 demonstration projects in 21 states will use tech to address community needs. The first round of Stage 2 projects will expand eight promising projects from Stage 1 to implement safety and efficiently solutions at scale. The SMART Program aims to help communities leverage technology to create safer, more efficient, and innovative transportation systems https://is.gd/YxWnzb
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NEW!! U.S. Department of Transportation announces over $130 Million for the latest rounds of SMART Grants: 34 Stage 1 demonstration projects in 21 states will use tech to address community needs. The first round of Stage 2 projects will expand eight promising projects from Stage 1 to implement safety and efficiently solutions at scale. The SMART Program aims to help communities leverage technology to create safer, more efficient, and innovative transportation systems https://is.gd/YxWnzb
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