In December 2019 Bellevue, WA was selected by Transportation for America as one of three cities to receive funding for curb management pilots — and now Automotus will be foundational to its success.
Bellevue is one of Washington’s fastest growing cities and COVID-19 has only accelerated congestion from commercial vehicles. In June, Automotus will deploy cellular-enabled cameras in the 106th Avenue corridor — one of the city’s most congested downtown areas — to monitor street and curb usage patterns across all forms of mobility.
Our technology will give Bellevue real-time access to detailed analytics on volume, double-parking, and dwell times by mode of transit, including passenger vehicles, buses, freight, delivery vans, and ride-hailing. Bellevue will then use these insights to guide long-term policy and planning decisions around their most congested curbs, as well as guide monetization and enforcement strategies specifically for commercial vehicles.