Phoenix, AZ Street Smart Tech Pilot generates data on downtown street safety and maintenance needs

Phoenix, AZ Street Smart Tech Downtown Safety Maintenance

In Progress

Argos Vision traffic cameras were installed at high-traffic intersections near City Hall and Arizona State University's campus. Each camera analyzes traffic types and concentrations with an AI-enabled computer. ASU researchers and city officials will analyze data on near-misses of pedestrians by cars and bikes. The cameras also generate data on vehicle types for predictive road maintenance. The one-year pilot is part of the Vision Zero Road Safety Action Plan passed in 2022.

Road & Traffic Management Pedestrian Safety Road Safety Artificial Intelligence (AI)Smart City Pilot / POC

Phoenix, AZ

Municipality in Arizona

United States

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Street Transportation Road Safety Action Plan

Newsworthy

Phoenix, ASU Partner in Street Smart Tech Pilot to Improve Traffic Flow - Greater Phoenix In Business Magazine

It’s said that nothing is certain, except death and taxes. Let’s add a third certainty to that list: traffic. All across the globe, traffic engineers and city planners are locked in an eternal struggle to improve the flow of traffic, the efficiency of streets and the safety of pedestrians, cyclists and drivers. Finding the best… [More]

Phoenix, ASU Partner in Street Smart Tech Pilot

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