""We're basically bridging the past with the future," said Ryan McMahon, the company's senior vice president. "We're taking that expertise, and bringing it to a place [where decision-makers] can do a heck of a lot more with it.""
"StreetVision is described as the first AI road safety platform that predicts and prevents crashes, combining insights from cell phone users with government crash data."
"With 55 million drivers volunteering their anonymized data, the company has created a robust dataset that helps transportation officials understand trends like cell phone distraction and speeding."
"Departments of transportation in states like New Mexico, Massachusetts, and Texas are using StreetVision to determine where to install safety measures and evaluate their effectiveness."
StreetVision, developed by Cambridge Mobile Telematics, combines AI insights from cell phone data with government crash statistics to predict traffic crash hotspots. This innovative platform aims to prevent traffic violence by enabling decision-makers to implement effective safety measures, such as roundabouts and speed cameras. Various transportation departments across the U.S. have started using StreetVision to assess the effectiveness of these strategies. The tool leverages anonymized data from millions of drivers to analyze trends in dangerous driving behaviors.
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