Location data is an extremely valuable asset for the transportation and urban planning industry. It can help optimize traffic, improve public transportation, manage energy consumption, improve emergency response, and plan cities more efficiently.
Consistent monitoring of mobility patterns helps government and private organizations improve people's lives in myriad ways. By analyzing raw location data, cities can identify areas that require development and investment and services that are underutilized or need to be revitalized.
Analyze movement patterns and unlock valuable insights on how people move around the physical world
Government administrations and urban planners use location data to improve public transit systems, build smarter cities, manage traffic and gauge the ROI of investments into public spaces to maximise the usage of resources.. Private transportation and logistics businesses use mobility intelligence to improve their services and boost profits. Location data has proven extremely valuable for transit management post-pandemic as organizations all over the globe strive to understand changing human behaviour and modify their offerings to meet consumer needs. In addition, researchers and development banks have been using location data to highlight social inequalities and build solutions for welfare, such as disaster response, accessible transportation etc.
Assess demands based on population saturation to improve availability and consumption of public transport.
Predict passenger movement based on historical data and density frequency and inform pricing models to boost profits.
Monitor vehicular & crowd movement to avoid congestion, control traffic, manage peak hours & enable public safety.
Study the usage of public transit facilities and help local administrations provide better services to citizens.
Assess availability of transportation modes in underprivileged areas and build solutions to bridge gaps in public transit.
Study and monitor mobility in disaster prone areas to formulate and implement faster response and evacuation plans.