From freight corridor resilience in the United States to road safety analytics across New Zealand — evidence-based outcomes for transport decision-makers.
Oregon State University
Developed and validated freight disruption indicators that quantify corridor resilience using real-world operating data, enabling state transportation agencies to identify critical network links for investment.
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EROAD
Processed 14 billion telematics records to build New Zealand's first nationwide curve risk index, identifying dangerous curves through driver behaviour patterns before crash statistics reveal the risk.
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EROAD
Evidence-based analysis of Auckland trip data proved that speeding yields negligible travel time savings, providing compelling support for road safety campaigns and speed compliance messaging.
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EROAD
Created a state-level Parking Performance Index using telematics and electronic logging data, revealing where infrastructure meets driver needs and where safety risks persist due to parking shortages.
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EROAD
Developed a composite road risk index combining fatigue, frustration, and familiarity factors from 1 billion+ telematics records, enabling proactive safety interventions aligned with Vision Zero principles.
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Hamilton City Council
Quantified freight route shifts and travel time improvements following the Waikato Expressway opening, validating the infrastructure investment with robust before-and-after evidence.
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Hamilton City Council
Used telematics-based virtual gates to track traffic flows before, during, and after construction, identifying detour effectiveness and rat-running hotspots to inform future roadworks management.
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Ministry of Transport
Delivered weekly telematics-based freight intelligence to the Ministry during the pandemic, directly informing ministerial briefings and targeted policy measures to keep essential supply chains moving.
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Ministry of Transport
Combined telematics trip data with fuel consumption records to quantify the real-world efficiency gap between older and newer vehicles, directly informing the national emissions reduction plan.
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Ministry of Transport
Created an SA2-level origin-destination matrix from telematics data to underpin the Ministry's national agent-based model, enabling scenario testing for long-term infrastructure planning.
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Ara Ake
Analysed trip distance distributions from fleets nationwide to underpin a public-facing decarbonisation model, enabling fleet operators to assess realistic low-emission vehicle options.
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Auckland Transport
Integrated telematics data with loop counter locations to reveal the vehicle composition crossing each site, informing strategic placement of future monitoring infrastructure.
Read case study →Analysed multiple survey rounds and free-text responses alongside telematics performance data, delivering a holistic view of user sentiment and actionable recommendations for survey methodology improvement.
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University of Auckland
Provided anonymised telematics datasets showing aggregate material movements from quarries to construction zones, strengthening research into how supply reliability affects infrastructure project delivery.
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Emissions Impossible
Delivered unprecedented clarity on freight VKT by rigid and trailer combinations using geospatial analysis, providing the Ministry of Transport with a detailed evidence base for emissions and freight policy.
Read case study →Evaluated the effect of posted speed limit data on driver behaviour through a high-priority work zone, providing evidence for safer temporary traffic management strategies.
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Waka Kotahi
Demonstrated how telematics-based road usage analysis can improve the fairness and accuracy of National Land Transport Fund allocation by linking maintenance budgets to actual heavy vehicle impact.
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Richard Paling Consulting / Waka Kotahi
Provided SA2-level origin-destination data segmented by industry type for the National Freight Demand Study, including inter-island ferry crossing quantification — the most detailed freight dataset used in an NFDS to date.
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Tauranga City Council
Replaced modelled assumptions with telematics-derived trip data classified to traffic analysis zones, significantly improving the accuracy and reliability of the city's transport model.
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Oregon State University
Reconstructed vehicle paths through roundabouts using telematics data to estimate traversal times and challenge industry perceptions about heavy vehicle delays, informing ODOT design assessments.
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Oregon State University
Developed a novel methodology to link telematics trip data to commodity flows, offering Idaho DOT unprecedented detail for commodity-specific infrastructure planning and investment prioritisation.
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Portland State University
Measured changes in driver compliance and parking behaviour following ELD regulation relaxations, providing evidence for evaluating future policy adjustments that balance safety with operational flexibility.
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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Integrated telematics data with parking facility inventories and machine learning models to produce county-level idling profiles, improving the accuracy of state emissions inventories and regulatory planning.
Read case study →Analysed 587,000 trip records to document route closures, freight re-routing, and recovery times during Hurricane Florence, providing evidence-based recommendations for future disaster resilience planning.
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