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All Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grants require a comprehensive safety action plan. This checklist ensures that your current plan meets funding prerequisites.

Departments of transportation can drive traffic incident management through policymaking and proactive collaboration.

The current intersection of a smart technology boom and a safety epidemic on American roads has created the opportunity for new traffic incident management tech to shape safety practices nationwide.

Urban SDK has been selected as one of only 12 members of the AWS Sustainable Cities Accelerator. They were chosen from a field of hundreds of applicants representing 19 countries.

Digital twins have provided breakthroughs for this insurance field and have reshaped it from mitigation to prevention.

An interview with Transportation Solutions about finding the most accurate and affordable transportation data on the market, and working with Urban SDK.

Urban SDK sat down with our clients at Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for a discussion that ranged from the importance of integrity to the true void excellent SaaS products can fill.

The federal government is awarding $5 billion in Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grants to combat a nationwide rise in traffic deaths.

By using digital twins, engineering firms can save time and money, while also becoming more efficient with their operations.

Electric buses, electric trains, the trolley revival ... electric public transit options exist. However, before public transit can fully embrace the EV revolution some hurdles must be cleared.

The war in Ukraine has illustrated how fragile a global economy is, underscoring the need for greater community resilience.

As cities continue amassing massive amounts of data, digital twins will become increasingly valuable in urban planning and infrastructure projects.

Modern digital twin technology has completely redefined workflows and collaboration across a number of industries.

The disruption caused by autonomous vehicles carries all the way to safety regulation.

Using data to understand a region's transportation equity will eliminate inequity and provide an economic building block for communities.

The autonomous vehicle revolution as we know it is deeply rooted in public transit, where it has proven itself most successful.

Vehicle-to-grid technology is one of many infrastructure planning challenges that will come as car producers shift to electric vehicles.

The history of electric vehicles has a long tail, dating back to battery-powered cars at the turn of the 20th century.

Enterprise Florida recognizes Jacksonville company for job creation and fueling innovation across Florida.

Urban SDK has opened 2022 by increasing its North American footprint and raising an additional $715,000 in seed funding.

Discover the captivating autonomous vehicles' history from their early beginnings to the cutting-edge technology of today.

The cost of traffic congestion on society touches everything from the environment to mental health to our pocketbooks with the supply chain. Using verified data to analyze trends and causes can mitigate it.

The Strengthening Mobility And Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) grants program is another effort by the United State Department of Transportation to fund transportation safety and efficiency, like the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program, but SMART focuses on encouraging transportation agencies to use smart city technology.

Autonomous vehicles are the way of the future, but the jury's still out as to whether their proliferation will be more in an ownership or subscription model.

As smart city technology becomes ubiquitous in transportation it’s no surprise that some cities are starting to look into smart tourism.