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As we wrap up the first month of 2024 I can’t help but think about the exciting year we have ahead of us. Legislation mandating digital TROs (D-TRO) that forms part of The Plan for Drivers and the AV Bill will be like rocket fuel for urban evolution. D-TROs will be the driving force behind intelligent infrastructure planning and autonomous vehicle innovation. It's not just about regulating traffic and parking; it's about creating cities that move, adapt, decarbonise and thrive using up-to-date, easy-to-understand data.
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An exciting development for Esri that is closely tied to this legislation is the integration of AppyWay digital traffic order data within the Esri platform via AppyWay API. By exposing TRO data in Esri, councils can unlock a wealth of kerbside insights and value that transcend the realm of GIS mapping alone.
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TRO data isn't confined to just one department; it's a symphony that resonates across the entire council, from parking and highways to sustainability and urban design. AppyWay D-TRO data within Esri fosters a holistic approach to urban development. This not only ensures smoother traffic and parking operations but also opens doors to a new era of data-driven decision-making within councils, enhancing the overall quality of life for businesses and residents.
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Stuart Bonthrone, Chief Executive, Esri UK
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Telford & Wrekin Council innovate public engagement with Traffic Suite!
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We're delighted to announce Telford & Wrekin Council's adoption of our award-winning digital D-TRO management solution, Traffic Suite!
Through Traffic Suite the council aims to deliver a significantly improved online engagement experience, empowering Telford & Wrekin residents to actively participate in shaping the future of their kerbside.
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Beyond mere cloud location
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AppyWay's Traffic Suite and competitor offerings operate in the cloud but a crucial distinction sets them apart – the underlying architectural approach. Understanding this difference is key to selecting the solution that empowers optimal performance and future-proof adaptability.
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BT pilots EV charger repurposed from street cabinet
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Using AppyWay kerbside data to find suitable locations, the digital incubation arm at BT, has announced it will power up its first EV charging unit built from a street cabinet.
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Bristol reports 10 per cent improvement in air quality
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The Clean Air Zone was launched in November 2022 and the data covers the first year of the zone. It sets out how 88 per cent of journeys into the zone are now made in compliant vehicles.
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