Solverra provides critical assistance to government bodies in determining ways to optimize traffic management and vehicle load management. It provides highly accurate and details Origin-Destination surveys. We use cutting edge road traffic survey equipment and research mythology to power up the O-D and commodity survey data we present to the governing bodies across the nation. By employing advanced technologies like ANPR, Bluetooth and expert manual methods, our data is sure to be accurate, quick, and free from errors attributed to traditional manual counting process.
In order to chart out appropriate road mapping and junction positioning, it is important to know a lot of information. Points of origin and destination for trucking businesses will hold a lot of importance. They will tell the road planning authority about the appropriate space to be allotted for storage of goods and parking of trucks without hampering the regular flow of traffic going on at the same stretch. Such rich and valuable information from survey transit can be made available with the help of our Origin-Destination and commodity surveys. It helps the road planning authority to fix up arterial routes and crucial junctions as goods flow from within different states and from inside the state via different routes.
The origin and destination survey helps the government and urban planning bodies to look at the right points of vehicle load and volume of traffic on highways. With this origin destination survey methodology and elaborate data, they can enhance their road and junction planning exercise with precision.
Solverra’s origin and destination study employs a range of cutting edge technologies like APNR and Bluetooth to gather essential data. This includes vital parameters like vehicle load, peak hour traffic, trip patterns and busy routes for commercial/ private carriers. If needed, our origin destination survey methodology can also include manual Interviewing of people to collect vital information about households, individual trucking businesses, and trip level information gathering. This enables smart urban infrastructure planning for better road and traffic management.
With our data, measuring the commodity movements and the outputs of the trucking industry becomes easy. The statistics from traffic survey methods can be utilized by planning boards in order to determine the traffic volume on highways and by government bodies that are investigating expansion opportunities. There are other invaluable opportunities like understanding travel patterns and measurement of trends in vehicle traffic, flow, and timings. It also helps with vital intelligence on the travel demand model development, forecasting, and planning for area‐wide transportation infrastructure needs and services. The regulatory authorities can also monitor progress in implementing transport policies.