Inrix rolls out real-time parking data for 13 new US cities

“The kerb is the most contested real estate in modern cities, and our customers – from delivery fleets to individual drivers to public agency parking programme managers, need ground-truth data to navigate it efficiently,” said Ahmed Darrat, chief product officer at Inrix.

“By integrating Automotus’s computer vision data into our real-time occupancy engine, we aren’t just predicting where space might be available in the most highly contested loading zones; we are seeing it. Expanding this level of precision to 13 new markets is a testament to our commitment to providing the most comprehensive mobility intelligence for the world.”

“Our mission has always been to help cities reduce congestion and emissions by making the kerb more efficient, but true efficiency requires visibility”

According to Inrix, the integration adds detailed block-level coverage across a diverse set of metropolitan areas, significantly enhancing the parking experience. Automotus’s automated kerb management solutions are currently deployed in these cities to manage commercial loading zones and on-street parking.

This partnership unlocks the secondary value of that operational data, transforming it into a driver-facing utility that guides vehicles to open spots and streamlines urban flow. This integration with Inrix’s products expands the existing feature set which is already available for off-street parking.

“Our mission has always been to help cities reduce congestion and emissions by making the kerb more efficient, but true efficiency requires visibility,” said Jordan Justus, CEO of Automotus.

“Partnering with Inrix allows us to take the granular, real-time data our cameras generate and put it directly into the hands of the end users – drivers and fleets. This is how we close the loop on kerb management, turning enforcement and analytics infrastructure into a tool that actively improves the user experience and traffic for everyone.”