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Honorable Michael A. Nutter Former Mayor of Philadelphia, PA
SOLVING THE IMPOSSIBLE PROBLEM
The challenges of high-density routing for public works departments
High-density routing differs from point-to-point routing in that it focuses on finding the most cost-effective route that visits all locations in a dense area, such as a city’s street network. This type of routing has a variety of applications, such as waste and recycling collection, street sweeping, and snow plowing.
Download Rubicon’s report on the challenges of high-density routing for public works departments—and how to solve them.
RUBICONSmartCity will finally—and I do mean finally—digitize trash and recycling routes in Baltimore City, allowing collection crews to cover routes more effectively and efficiently. The system digitizes existing operations, including route sheets, pre- and post-trip inspections, scale tickets and route details.
Brandon Scott Mayor of Baltimore, MD
Since we joined with Rubicon, we have seen citizen satisfaction increase in solid waste collection by 17 percent. It’s really helping us to be far more on time and on task and to be far more efficient. We’ve seen over two million dollars cost savings in delivering those services in just trash collection alone.
Michael Shaw Director of Public Works, Kansas City, MO
Using RUBICONSmartCity has helped us immensely. The amount of data that we’re now getting through using technology helps us assess correlations between fault codes and devise better plans for our vehicles that are causing the most issues.
Erica Jacobo Senior Continuous Improvement Analyst, Spokane, WA
RUBICONSmartCity leads to savings and better information to provide needed services for your citizens based on real-time data.
Kyle Foreman Former Director of Sanitation, Fort Smith, TX
The technology has increased the efficiency of our routes. Our team considers technology very helpful in providing real-time insights into route progress, fleet and truck performance, and driver behavior.
Michelle Wiseman Director of Waste Diversion & Outreach, Atlanta, GA