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StreetLight Fills a Critical COVID-19 Data Gap, Delivering AADT 2020 Traffic Counts at Scale for All Continental U.S. Roadways Share Article Pandemic shutdowns upended traffic and threw transportation data collection for a loop. Today, StreetLight Data unveils comprehensive countrywide 2020 Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) counts to fill in massive gaps from the year affected by COVID-19. StreetLight 2020 AADT for test data compared to permanent counter AADT at 6,600+ permanent counter data points for 3,000+ unique permanent counter locations across the U.S.; R2 is 0.98. "It has never been...

10 Riskiest and 10 Safest States for Bicyclists Identified by StreetLight Data Share Article During the COVID-19 pandemic, bike riding found new peaks in popularity across America. Bicycle safety is now a top priority for states as they welcome the annual “bike season.” To shed data-driven light on this important topic, StreetLight Data today unveiled its unique Bike Safety Shift: Top 10 Riskiest States report. In its analysis, StreetLight Data highlights the top 10 riskiest and top 10 safest states for cyclists. “It doesn’t make sense to measure bike risk per-capita data when not eve...

Michael Huerta Joins StreetLight Data Board of Directors As Country Considers $2 Trillion in Infrastructure Spending Share Article Addition of Former Administrator of the FAA and Former Acting U.S. Secretary of Transportation Strengthens StreetLight Data’s Position in Time of Increased Emphasis on Infrastructure SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB) April 15, 2021 StreetLight Data, Inc., the leader in Big Data analytics for mobility, today introduced Michael Huerta, longstanding former Administrator of the FAA and Acting U.S. Secretary of Tra...

Track record As geotracking technology on our smartphones becomes ever more sophisticated, we're just beginning to grasps its capabilities (and possible pitfalls) Illustrations: Anthony Tremmaglia April 9, 2021 At 11:39 P.M. on the night of December 30, 2015, about 51 kilometers below the surface of the Haro Strait between Vancouver Island and the San Juan Islands, the Juan de Fuca plate slipped. The response, in bedrooms up and down the coast of British Columbia’s mainland and island communities, was quintessentially modern: people reached for their phones. Within two minutes, the Europea...

Oregon Department of Transportation analysis finds many drivers already avoid Interstate 205 during rush hour. The slog on Interstate 205 already increases cut-through traffic on local roads by as much as 20% to 30% a day — but tolls could prevent driver diversion by changing travel habits and offering a smoother commute for those who remain. So says the Oregon Department of Transportation, in a new report released by the state agency as it makes the case for electronic tolling on the Abernethy Bridge and elsewhere. Fears of toll-dodging drivers following their dashboard navigators o...