Traffic

Understanding mobility means seeing connections

Traffic, parking space, and visitor flows change depending on the time of day, weather, or events. Citymonitor makes these connections visible and creates a shared decision-making basis for planning, operations, and information.

Mobility is measured selectively – but rarely understood in context

Mobility is dynamic and situation-dependent. Continuous data collection, combining different sources, and contextualizing with data such as weather or events is challenging in daily operations.

Typical consequences in municipal operations

Traffic data is often collected temporarily rather than continuously
Different measurement methods make comparisons and connections difficult
Relevant context factors such as weather, events, or vacation periods are missing
Real-time capability is limited – use for operations and citizen information is hardly possible

Mobility as a continuous overall picture

Citymonitor creates a holistic view of mobility by continuously collecting traffic data, integrating existing data sources, and linking relevant contextual information. This creates reliable overviews of traffic, parking space, and people frequencies that can be used across departments – in ongoing operations as well as for planning, operations, and information.

Selected packages for core use cases

Continuous situational picture of traffic flow

The package continuously displays utilization, speed, traffic frequencies, and delays. Planners and operators receive a shared view of the current traffic situation that can be used across departments – in everyday life as well as during special events.

Traffic flow optimization

Shared traffic situation

Utilization, speed, frequency, and delays in a coordinated view – instead of isolated individual measurements

Current developments visible

Continuously observe and assess changes in traffic volume and delays

Reliable planning basis

Compare developments over time and use as a basis for further steps

Additional packages in the field of traffic and mobility:

Pedestrian & Bicycle Traffic

Analysis of pedestrian flows and bicycle traffic for data-based infrastructure planning and sustainable mobility.

Parking Guidance System

Web and app-based display of current utilization to avoid parking search traffic.

Tourism & Leisure Traffic

Monitoring of hiking, biking, and ski slopes for optimized visitor guidance and infrastructure planning.

Traffic Disruptions

Central aggregation, analysis, and forwarding of traffic disruptions.

... and many more.

Feel free to contact us for additional packages or custom solutions!

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Where measurable value is created

Better Planning

For strategic decisions
  • Track developments over time – for traffic, parking space, and people frequencies
  • Comparable data basis for concepts, measures, and investments
  • Make the impact of measures visible over time

Faster Assessment

For operations & daily operations
  • Recognize current situations and stress points
  • Classify changes, peaks, and disruptions promptly
  • Coordination between stakeholders based on a shared situational picture

Informed Public

For transparency & traceability
  • Present traffic situations, utilization, and developments in an understandable way
  • Communicate measures and changes objectively
  • Build trust through traceable, data-based information
"Through frequency monitoring of delay times in road traffic, it became visible when buses regularly get stuck in traffic. The automatic forwarding of information makes it possible to react early. In combination with event data, it was also possible to classify which events have an impact on the traffic jam situation."
Michael Stabodin
Michael Stabodin
Municipal Association for Local Public Transport Lower Rhine Valley
"Through frequency measurements, our destinations receive a reliable basis for the first time to realistically assess the usage of hiking, biking, and skiing areas. This helps to objectify discussions and base decisions on data rather than assumptions."
Maximilian Hugl
Maximilian Hugl
Vorarlberg Tourism
Our Approach

Curious?

We would be happy to discuss together which of the approaches shown make sense for your municipality and what a pragmatic entry point might look like.

1

Needs Assessment

What are your current challenges?

2

Inventory

Which data sources and systems already exist?

3

Prioritization

Where is the greatest leverage for quick wins?

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Implementation

Step by step, without creating dependencies

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