Green transportation.

Stop public transport delays spreading across routes

Public transport delays can spread across vehicles and routes because schedules and which vehicles serve which routes are tightly interconnected.

Find inefficient driving patterns in vehicle fleets

Companies operating large vehicle fleets miss fuel-saving opportunities because vehicle data does not identify inefficient driving patterns at the driver or route level.

Match bus routes to changing passenger demand

Buses run nearly empty on some routes while passengers are left waiting on others because fixed schedules do not match changing demand.

Identify unsafe walking and cycling routes at street level

Walking and cycling remain unsafe on some routes because pedestrian and cyclist risks are difficult to identify at street level.

Locate where urban air pollution exposure peaks

Cities cannot identify where air pollution creates the greatest exposure because traffic, emissions, weather, and population data are rarely combined.