Today's roads have limitations.
We're building smart roads for a safer, more connected future.

Roads 1.0

Highway with traffic, a drone's camera view highlighting a potential crash zone ahead at mile marker 22, with warning overlays and a digital sign.

Sparse roadside tech and limited purpose software. Little data being sent to vehicles. Poor pavement quality, lighting, and civil design. CapEx-intensive tolling. 

Roads 2.0

A highway with several cars, digital icons, and overlays indicating traffic, connectivity, and safety alerts, with green landscape and blue sky in the background.

AI-supported visibility and insights into all hazards and inefficiencies. “Beyond line of sight” data to operators and vehicles. Next-gen user fee capabilities.

Highways today face 3 compounding issues

Rising maintenance costs and soon to be insolvent federal funding sources

1

Increasing congestion and persistent safety challenges

2

Less likely to build new lane capacity moving forward

3

Present: Smart Roads

Multiple vehicles, including semi-trucks, sedans, and a pickup truck, driving on a highway with a blue sky, some clouds, and trees in the background.

All traffic lanes

Highest value service with continuous coverage to mitigate crash risk and non-recurring congestion on priority corridors

Future: Managed Smart Roads

A digital rendering of a busy multi-lane highway with vehicles including cars, trucks, and buses, a digital overhead traffic sign displaying speed limits and lane information, and a landscaped median with palm trees, overlooking a water body with boats and distant land.

Dedicated right-of-way

A Smart Road with demand management strategies to address recurring congestion and accelerate benefits of advanced vehicles

Smart Roads transform road operations through:

Aerial view of a multi-lane highway with traffic monitoring and collision detection annotations, showing cars, trucks, and overhead sensor icons.

Emerging Risk Management

Continuous Coverage

Real-Time Operations

Continuous Coverage: This refers to Cavnue's dense sensor networks that provide "100% roadway awareness utilizing artificial intelligence to identify real-time hazards and emerging risks." It "eliminates blind spots with persistent roadside perception."

Real-Time Operations: This highlights the "instantaneous detection" of incidents, hazards, and conditions the moment they happen, sending "real-time insights to road users and operators."

Emerging Risk Management: This signifies the shift to "proactively identify and mitigate emerging risks", going "beyond reacting to crashes" by identifying trends in driving behavior and traffic conditions.