Question 1

What is StreetVision?

Accepted Answer

StreetVision is an infrastructure assessment platform for active travel networks. It helps teams assess routes, map city-wide infrastructure quality, collect evidence, review metrics, compare options and export auditable outputs.

Question 2

Does StreetVision replace engineers?

Accepted Answer

No. StreetVision supports engineers by reducing repetitive assessment work and organising evidence. Professional review remains central, and reviewers can inspect, override and evidence scores.

Question 3

How much time can StreetVision save?

Accepted Answer

Current StreetVision assessment workflows save engineers around 80%-95% of assessment time compared with manual desktop review. The exact saving depends on the route, available data and assessment scope.

Question 4

Is StreetVision only for Active Travel England Route Checks?

Accepted Answer

No. StreetVision supports ATE Route Checks as a focused UK workflow, and the same evidence-led platform can support broader corridor assessment, network comparison, planning and infrastructure intelligence use cases.

Question 5

Can StreetVision be used outside the UK?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The assessment framework can be adapted to local policy, infrastructure and data contexts for European cities and transport teams.

Question 6

What data does StreetVision use?

Accepted Answer

StreetVision can combine mapped route data, geospatial datasets, street-level imagery, local context layers, reviewer inputs, assessment rules and option-analysis assumptions such as cost, demand, utility and confidence.

Question 7

What is the difference between route checks and network analysis?

Accepted Answer

Route checks focus on detailed assessment of specific routes or corridors. Network analysis maps safety, comfort, access and cohesion issues across wider areas, then compares route options, estimated costs, utility, demand and confidence to support investment decisions.

Question 8

What does a pilot involve?

Accepted Answer

A pilot typically focuses on a real corridor, route check or network area and validates the workflow from route definition through evidence collection, review and export.

Question 9

How does this help cities?

Accepted Answer

StreetVision helps cities understand where walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure needs to improve across routes, corridors and network areas. Better evidence can support investment decisions that make active travel safer, more comfortable, better connected and more attractive for cleaner and healthier places.

Question 10

Can StreetVision assess a whole city network?

Accepted Answer

Yes. StreetVision can be used to build an assessment map across routes, corridors or wider network areas, helping teams identify issue areas, weak links, comfort gaps, safety risks and investment priorities.

Question 11

Can StreetVision support route optioneering and cost-aware decisions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Network analysis can compare potential route options and interventions using evidence, estimated costs, demand, utility, safety and confidence, so teams can make clearer and more defensible investment decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Product

What is StreetVision?

Does StreetVision replace engineers?

How much time can StreetVision save?

Is StreetVision only for Active Travel England Route Checks?

Can StreetVision be used outside the UK?

Data and Review

What data does StreetVision use?

How are computer vision checks used?

What is the difference between route checks and network analysis?

How does this help cities?

Can StreetVision assess a whole city network?

Can StreetVision support route optioneering and cost-aware decisions?

Pilots

What does a pilot involve?

Who is a pilot best suited for?

How long is the pilot commitment?

Commercial and Security

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How do you approach data governance?

Can StreetVision support enterprise hosting requirements?

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