PBOT places bet on ‘smart city’ tech to count bikes and make streets safer
Big data in our streets.
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Big data in our streets.
Columbus beat out Portland, San Francisco, Austin, Denver, Pittsburgh and Kansas City.
Portland is pulling out all the stops to win this thing.
A federal “Smart City” grant could bring millions of dollars for connecting vehicles to improve safety.
See how the future of transportation in Portland might work.
Here’s $100,000, now tell us a bit more your idea…
Could an app change Portland’s travel culture?
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