Kerbs haven’t changed physically for centuries. Yet the way we use them has. Dramatically. The explosion of ride-hailing, ever-rising home deliveries and the popularity of PAYG services has created unprecedented pressures on our kerbsides, causing congestion, pollution and safety issues. Our urban infrastructure is collapsing under the pressure and cities are struggling to balance access needs with urgency to reach net zero 2050.

We need smarter, better connected cities where residents and businesses can make informed travel decisions. Decisions that help reduce congestion, fuel consumption, and let our cities breath. Kerbs are crucial in making this happen. And the first (hugely significant) step is helping local authorities digitise their assets, retaining control and unlocking the essential data which will fuel sustainable, intelligent mobility ecosystems, and create more liveable cities.

By arming local authorities with future-proofed, innovative solutions we are transforming the humble kerb into a valuable, dynamic piece of infrastructure. And unlocking the vast power within in a way that improves experiences for residents, businesses, councils and high streets alike.