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Hoboken, NJ digitizes its streetscape to improve curbside management
Hoboken, NJ, is embarking on a project to redesign its curbs to better manage parking and transportation needs. The initiative aims to enhance mobility and safety by reallocating curb space for various uses such as pickup/drop-off zones and bike lanes. By reimagining curbside management, Hoboken seeks to create a more efficient and sustainable urban environment.
Hoboken, NJ
United States
Oakland, CA works with Populus on smart loading zone program for commercial deliveries
Commercial fleet operators apply for Smart Loading Zone permits through Populus. The permit process requires registration and location data sharing for all vehicles operating in Oakland. Registered delivery vehicles can park in paid parking zones within city limits thanks to automated payments. Operators pay $3 per vehicle each year and $0.03 per minute of parking. Smart Loading Zone permits minimize traffic impacts from increased delivery volumes.
Oakland, CA
United States
Pittsburgh, PA launches a one-year curb management pilot with 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.
Pittsburgh, PA
United States
Los Angeles, CA law limiting homeless bulky property storage overturned by federal appeals court
The Los Angeles City Council approved a law which limits storage on sidewalks, parkways, and alleys citywide to what homeless people can fit into a 60-gallon container. The law allows the city to impound any excess personal property from homeless people after providing a 24 hour notice. These items would be stored for 90 days during which time the owners can claim them. Bulky and contaminated items can be seized and discarded without warning but wheelchairs, crutches, and walkers are exempt.
Los Angeles, CA
United States