Monolithic & siloed transport networks

Cities around the world have a complex combination of traffic control systems and unconnected software applications. These are often operated in a siloed, non-coordinated approach with roads, public transport and pedestrians being viewed as separate entities using the same network instead of mobility being viewed as a balanced network ecosystem. This thinking and approach create poor transport network conditions through uncoordinated responses to both planned (road maintenance) and unplanned events (traffic incidents) due to the lack of interoperability between agencies. This results in increased congestion, reduced air quality and reduced safety for all users.