Video Recap- Curbside Management: Understanding Disruption & Demand-Based Responses
Missed our presentation at IPMI's Mobility & Innovation Summit? Watch the recording of the event below.
About the event:
City Tech joined the International Parking & Mobility Institute
's 2021 Mobility & Innovation Summit
on February 24-25, 2021
The space between city sidewalks and streets has become a battle ground for the future of urban mobility. Curbs are increasingly essential to emerging mobility and logistics business models, yet antiquated curb management practices are holding back exciting new industries. Traditional uses of curb space in cities–including buses, taxis, freight deliveries, bike lanes, and parking–now compete with ride-share, same-day deliveries, dockless vehicles, and other new transportation modes and services. This competition creates bottlenecks at and around the curb as well as safety concerns for pedestrians and drivers trying to navigate crowded streets. A lack of curb space translates to a lack of parking and/or loading zones, which disrupts nearby business by complicating the customer experience and limiting the efficiency of commercial deliveries and general operations. Modern needs and opportunities stand to transform curbs from inert infrastructure into dynamic and valuable nodes in our urban transportation systems.
This panel presentation gathered mobility, data and analytics, modeling, and infrastructure experts to explore solutions to help cities and their constituents understand, allocate, and manage curbside space more effectively.
Watch
City Tech's session, "Curbside Management: Understanding Disruption & Demand-Based Responses" below.
Moderator:
Meera Raja
| Senior Manager, Solution Design & Program Management,
City Tech Collaborative
Panelists:
Jason Schrieber | Senior Principal, Stantec
Ann Lin | Product Owner, Teralytics
Gerhard Boiciuc | Global Product Manager, HERE Technologies
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About City Tech Collaborative (City Tech): City Tech is an urban solutions accelerator that tackles problems too big for any single sector or organization to solve alone. City Tech’s work uses IoT sensing networks, advanced analytics, and urban design to create scalable, market ready solutions. Current initiatives address advanced mobility, healthy cities, connected infrastructure, and emerging growth opportunities. City Tech was born and raised in Chicago, and every city is a potential partner. Visit www.CityTech.org and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.
