Urban Transportation Modernization Strategy - Community Outcomes
From Strategy to Measurable Community Outcomes
Putting the strategy into action can deliver measurable community outcomes that transportation agencies, cities, and residents experience directly—from safer streets and faster emergency response to reduced congestion, lower emissions, and more efficient operations. The nine use cases outlined in this strategy address 25 business outcome KPIs across the urban transportation network.
A few examples show the potential outcomes:
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Emergency Vehicle Preemption uses AI-driven signal control to prioritize EMS vehicles, reducing response times by 20–35%, and injuries and fatalities by 8–10%.
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Pedestrian Safety uses predictive edge AI to identify risk before incidents occur, reducing near-miss events by 30–40% and improving safety for residents using urban roadways.
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Optimize Traffic Flow uses AI-driven orchestration to improve signal control, reducing commute times by 10–20%, and vehicle emissions across the network by 10–15%.
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Intelligent Power lowers total cost of ownership compared with legacy AC infrastructure, reducing cabling and installation costs by approximately 40%, and energy consumption by 12–18%.
