Pittsburgh, PA launches a one-year curb management pilot with smart loading zones
Pittsburgh, PA curb management pilot smart loading zones
The city of Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure is partnering with Automotus to launch a one-year curb management pilot program. The pilot will involve replacing 20 existing delivery loading areas with camera-enabled smart loading zones. During the one-year pilot, Automotus will analyze real-time activity at the loading, automate payment for delivery firms, and share parking availability data with drivers.
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Pittsburgh launches smart loading zones as part of a kerb management pilot - Cities Today
Pittsburgh kicked off a year-long kerb management pilot that will replace 20 existing delivery loading areas with camera-enabled ‘smart’ zones.
Pittsburgh launches smart loading zones as part of a kerb management pilot - National Motorists Association
Pittsburgh has kicked off a year-long kerb management pilot that will replace 20 existing delivery loading areas with camera-enabled ‘smart’ zones. The city has been awarded a US$100,000 grant from software firm Automotus to run the pilot, which will study the impact of kerbside loading zones by analysing activity in real time, automating payment for delivery firms and sharing parking availability data with drivers.
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