As a city grows, so do its traffic challenges and the complexity of how people get around.
More cars on the road mean more scooters, bikes, and pedestrians to manage. That’s where data-driven tools come in—helping Nashville untangle congestion, reimagine the curb, and manage modern mobility. In a major move to improve traffic flow, parking efficiency, and multimodal transportation management, the City of Nashville is working with INRIX to deploy a suite of cutting-edge software tools. INRIX’s solutions provide real-time insights into right-of-way management, parking space utilization, and traffic signal performance. By leveraging these advanced analytics, Nashville is streamlining traffic flow, optimizing infrastructure, and creating a more sustainable, responsive mobility system.
To achieve this, the city has deployed three key INRIX City Suite products:
- Curb Analytics: Digitizes and visualizes curbside usage to maximize accessibility, availability, revenue, and safety for drivers, pedestrians, and micromobility users.
- Signal Analytics: Provides real-time intersection and corridor performance data in a cloud-based platform designed for traffic professionals, improving signal timing and reducing delays.
- Ride Report: A shared mobility management platform that helps cities oversee scooter, bike, and car-sharing programs.
Instead of reacting to traffic problems after they happen, Nashville is getting ahead of them by using data to proactively manage its streets. Nashville’s implementation of INRIX tools positions the city as a model for how data-driven insights can fuel smarter, safer, and more sustainable transportation systems. To bring these tools online, Nashville used Sourcewell, a cooperative purchasing organization that helps public agencies simplify procurement. Through Sourcewell’s pre-vetted vendor list, the city was able to access INRIX’s solutions more efficiently and get to work faster. To learn more about the INRIX products visit inrix.com/products/curb-analytics/ or inrix.com/products/signal-analytics/.