Companies are combining technologies and expertise to help UK local authorities manage traffic orders and kerbside data with greater visibility and efficiency.
At a glance
Who: AppyWay; Symology.
What: The companies are bringing together AppyWay’s expertise in kerbside data and traffic order digitisation with Symology’s Aurora platform, used by authorities across the UK to manage highways, land and property, and street works.
Why: To help local authorities manage traffic orders and kerbside data with greater visibility and efficiency.
When: The partnership is live now.
Smart kerbside and traffic enforcement technology provider, AppyWay, and integrated asset management for highways and infrastructure, Symology, are partnering to help local authorities manage traffic orders and kerbside data with greater visibility and efficiency.
The partnership brings together AppyWay’s expertise in kerbside data and traffic order digitisation with Symology’s Aurora platform, used by authorities across the UK to manage highways, land and property, and street works.
For local authorities, the partnership is designed to mean a more coordinated path from traffic order application through to publication and day-to-day management, with fewer gaps between systems and less duplicated effort for teams already stretched thin.
"At Symology, we’re committed to putting our customers first. Sometimes that means recognising that the best solution comes from bringing together the right expertise,” said Stuart Marshall, director of growth at Symology.
“Symology’s depth in street works and highways asset management is a natural complement to the work we do on kerbside data and traffic order digitisation”
“That’s why we’ve partnered with AppyWay. By combining our complementary expertise to deliver a more joined-up approach to traffic order management, helping Aurora customers get better visibility, greater efficiency and the confidence to meet future challenges ahead of the curve.”
Earlier this month, Appyway announced it has mapped more than 45,000km of kerbside in the UK, creating a legal-grade digital twin of the rules of the road across the UK.
“We’ve long believed that local authorities are better served when technology providers collaborate rather than compete for the same square inch of ground,” said Mike Potter, head of commercial at AppyWay.
“Symology’s depth in street works and highways asset management is a natural complement to the work we do on kerbside data and traffic order digitisation.
“This partnership lets us point our customers toward the right expertise, and vice versa, without asking anyone to give up the service they already trust.”
In April, Appyway announced a partnership with Brightly Software, a Siemens company, to support UK highway authorities in managing digital traffic regulation orders (D-TROs) and kerbside infrastructure more effectively.
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