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Web Conference 2024.04.02 Curb
- Monthly on a Tuesday call at 9am PT, 12pm ET, 5/6pm CET
Meeting ID: 898 5980 7668 - Passcode 320307
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0lcuCgrjwsHNyZRagmc86b12iCmWGBHfjq
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USDOT SMART Grant Successes and Challenges
- Welcome - Jacob Larson (5 mins)
- Announcements - Mitch Vars (5 mins)
- AppyWay - City Curb Management (10 mins)
- SMART Collaborative Challenges and Successes - Em Burnett (10 mins)
- SMART City and Vendor Presentation
- Portland w/ INRIX (10 mins)
- Share Out - All call participants (10 mins)
- Q and A - facilitated by Mitch and Em (10 mins)
- Hosts: Jacob Larson, Omaha
- Note Taker: Zackary Campos, LADOT
- Facilitator: Mitch Vars, OMF
- Outreach: Michael Schnuerle, Andrew Glass Hastings, Em Burnett, OMF
- Take the Populus CDS Survey
- CDS Vendors - OMF wants to know more about how you are using CDS and your future plans. Book a time with OMF to discuss.
- 41 Attendees
- OMF Slides
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Recording - Password
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- CDS Survey
- CDS Vendors - OMF wants to know more about how you are using CDS and your future plans. Book a time with OMF to discuss.
- Resources
- Getting Started Guide
- Curb Objects Discussion
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AppyWay gave a presentation led by Matt Terry and followed by David Wilson
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They are a Kerbside [curbside] Management company that digitizes curbside assets and provides digital tools for managing these assets
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AppyWay provides
- ANPR enabled enforcement of parking bays
- Curbside restriction restriction map via API
- Combined w/ active parking session and permit data
- Increased efficiency of enforcement process
- Automated process for data sharing
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Presented a use case where they have deployed in Lambeth, London
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Lambeth made climate initiative commitments back in 2019 that aimed to allocate 25% of curbside uses towards sustainable uses. In 2022 only 6% of these curbsides were used for sustainable activities.
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Uses include:
- Cycle lanes
- Pedestrian Crossings
- Bus Lanes & bus stops
- EV Bay
- Shared scooter / Bike Bay
- Taxi Bay
- And more
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Appyway based in UK and looking to expand
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Been around for 10 years and 23 City Customers w/ over 29k Curbside digitized and managed
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AppyWay works with Motability Operations, the largest mobility disabled company in the region.
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Using their real-time data AppyWay provides drivers a digital twin of the curb and where blue badge (handicap) accessible spaces are available.
- Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) & INRIX presented on Zero Emission Delivery Zones
- The goal of the project is to pilot a regulated ZEDZ
- PBOT is using data and technology to better understand how people and different types of vehicles use commercial loading zones and city streets.
- PBOT also aims to Increase micro-delivery hub operations and expand use of e-cargo bikes as “last-mile” delivery solution
- Technical approach - PBOT & INRIX are leveraging OMF standards to create
- Full citywide map of CDS policies
- 4000 miles of curbs mapped out in Portland
- MDSaaS & CDSaaS - Make compliance w/ specifications easier for operators and cities; provide value + benefits
- INRIX takes Raw GPS data from existing IoT and convert these to MDS/CDS compliance
- Data gathered from these devices are pushed back to these devices through the data spec to provide predictions of roadway condition data
- Expansion Planning - Leveraging data platforms for future zero emissions delivery zones
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Em Gave a presentation demonstrating how OMF / CDS is being used as part of the collaborative
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Curb Collaborative Timeline
- 2024
- Early 2024 Forming of the collaborative & project teams start Community Outreach, Vendor Selection
- Summer - Pilot implementation
- Fall/Winter - CDS Feedback and improvements
- Phase 2 Applications
- 2025 - CDS & Beyond
- Phase 2 Project implementation
- 2024
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Challenges & Opportunities
- Timeline
- Challenge- Hiring, aligning all project needs in time for phase 2
- Opportunity - Out of the box approaches
- Contracting & procurement barriers
- Challenge - Collaborative procurement is new and extra approval time required
- Opportunity -Space & precedent for future collaborative procurement
- Partnerships
- Challenge - Work w/ freight and delivery companies in using CDS
- Opportunity - Giving the right companies and partners an opportunity to to partner on the ground floor
- Regulations and Policy
- Challenge - Create and identify non-existent policy areas and redundancies
- Opportunity - Clarify and modernize regulations for digital age
- Timeline
- Seattle
- Onboarded a consultant that has helped with a strategic outreach plan
- Baseline data collection effort underway (39 Block faces) this data will help inform a later stage 2
- Seattle aims for early summer to start implementation of tech in the ground
- SFMTA
- They are currently in the stage of procurement and cannot speak much further on the matter.
- USDOT
- Eric Raamot - a Liason for Collaborative and USDOT offered services and assistance.
- Dan Patterson - is there any Delineation between policy and the curb space? How can people collect policy information quickly and any innovative approaches outside the usual methods? (i.e. curb wheel, camera technology, etc.)
- No one collection method will be able to collect the data efficiently and perfectly, and so the solution is a suite of these collection methods.
- Do any Cities that have technology requirements from any cities?
- Comments made stating that it would be ideal to have those built into contracts
- ITE has specific guidance for parking data around parking turnover, etc.
- Folks in the Industry to standardize these data collection processes
- Has OMF interfaced with anyone about these?