Cities are tapping into connected vehicle data to unlock real-time insights on traffic flow, congestion, and traveler behavior. Discover how this data is shaping smarter, safer, and more efficient mobility systems.

Munich is leveraging Vianova’s data-driven insights to optimize loading zones, balancing delivery demand with limited curb space. Learn how the city is using connected vehicle data to identify high-demand areas and create more efficient freight solutions.

How is Stockholm optimizing freight and reducing emissions? Discover the city’s innovative, data-driven approach to rethinking curb management and safety.

The European Expert Group on Urban Mobility (EGUM) has released recommendations for transforming urban logistics in Europe. As cities face increasing deliveries and environmental challenges, Vianova's Intelligence Platform (VIP) provides essential tools to effectively implement these changes.

Discover how Risk Aware for Navigation enhances vehicle navigation with predictive safety intelligence, helping drivers make safer routing decisions in real time.

Discover how connected vehicle data can predict and prevent collisions, transforming road safety and accelerating progress toward Vision Zero.

Discover how autonomous vehicle data sharing can revolutionize urban mobility, optimize infrastructure, and help cities run more efficiently and sustainably!

Explore how curb and parking data standards—CurbLR, CDS, and APDS—are transforming urban mobility by improving curb management, enhancing interoperability, and optimizing parking efficiency.

Discover how AI is revolutionizing transport modeling with real-time insights, predictive analytics, and scalable solutions for smarter urban mobility.

Using the Vianova Intelligence Platform, the Metropolis of Lyon successfully reduced street lighting on major motorways without compromising safety, achieving a 10% reduction in collisions.

Vianova's Head of Mobility Insights recently sat down with Fernando Cortazar from the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative to discuss how data can empower cities to tackle mobility challenges, improve road safety, and drive sustainable urban transformation.

Discover the hidden risks of cornering on rural roads, thanks to an analysis conducted by Vianova using connected vehicle data in Calvados.

Bordeaux Métropole has boosted shared mobility efficiency with Vianova’s API integration, automating data updates and enhancing accuracy for a better user experience.

Vianova's new integration with Waze for Cities delivers real-time traffic data and historical insights, enabling urban planners to make data-driven decisions for improved mobility and infrastructure planning.

Based in Paris, Vianova has had first-hand access to some of the most interesting transportation initiatives happening before, during, and after the 2024 Paris Olympics. This series will explore some of the lessons from Paris that can be applied to cities across the world, including the next host of the Summer Games, the Los Angeles region.

Vianova's Safer Streets Accelerator has just launched, inviting European cities to transform street safety through data-driven insights and collaboration. Apply now to join the cohort!

Explore our innovative data products designed to transform urban planning and mobility management!

Explore how micro-mobility shaped fan travel during the Olympic basketball games in Lille, with bicycles emerging as the top choice for getting to the action.

Discover how Zurich is using vehicle braking pressure data to proactively identify and mitigate rear-end collision risks, improving road safety citywide.

Discover how the Vianova Intelligence Platform (VIP) simplifies crash data analysis in Massachusetts!

We're rolling out a brand new user experience across multiple different mobility use cases. Learn more about the tool here!

Discover how the French ZAAC methodology, integrated with Vianova's innovative tools, is revolutionizing road safety in Caen by pinpointing high-risk areas and guiding targeted interventions.

Culver City, situated in Los Angeles County, has undertaken the MOVE Culver City program to enhance its transportation infrastructure. Let’s use Vianova’s data analysis tools to explore shared mobility landscape of Culver City between January and April 2024, with a specific focus on transit-oriented trips associated with the Expo E Line transit hub at Culver City. The analysis aims also to evaluate the impact of cycling routes as part of the first Phase of the MOVE Culver City initiative.

While data is abundant, it can also be expensive. The good news is that the SS4A grant program makes these kinds of emerging tools more accessible to transportation safety planners. At Vianova, we produce our own road safety-focused data tool - Risk Aware. Our solution includes aggregated driver behavior data points derived from vehicles and apps, along with data on pedestrian volumes and other context-appropriate data sets to provide our customers with a risk score for every road segment and intersection in a region.

Mobility management is a collaborative effort. Whether it is transport associations managing public transport and last-mile mobility work across different cities; or municipalities, state police forces, and infrastructure developers working together to make roads safer - interagency cooperation is critical to achieving success. Dive into Vianova’s techniques for supporting complex regional mobility management in this brand new case study.

Our industry-leading regulation tools just got even better! Our new compliance tools make sure your shared mobility operators follow the rules. Learn more in this feature deep dive.

Dive into an exclusive interview with Frédéric Robinet, the Chief Technology Officer and co-founder at Vianova, the driving force behind Vianova's technology landscape. In this conversation, we focus on the vital aspects of security and trust that define Vianova's commitment to excellence. As the company recently achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance, we explore the meticulous strategies used to strengthen our systems and build confidence among our clients. 

Meet Nicoleta Krenteras, a former Vianova intern who now works at Morgan Stanley. We interviewed her to find out how her time at Vianova propelled her career going forward and what the biggest learnings from her time with us were.

Explore how Vianova is changing the way we should think about road safety. Learn about the benefits and challenges of using connected vehicle data and see how this data helps make smarter decisions, identify risks, and move closer to making our city streets safer towards Vision Zero.

The three programs, SMART, ATTAIN, and SS4A are open for applications. Whether you are seeking funds to develop or expand on a road safety plan, test promising new technologies to manage your transportation system, or deploy a proven solution systemwide, Vianova can help.

Discover how Vianova can be your strategic ally in securing SS4A grants and implementing impactful initiatives that prioritize safety across diverse geographic areas.

Vianova has partnered with Mobility Data Space to enhance urban transport safety and sustainability by sharing and utilizing mobility data. This collaboration with industry leaders like BMW and Volkswagen will improve Vianova’s algorithms for safer roads and support significant urban mobility projects in Germany, including collaborations with Berlin’s public transport operators and urban mobility departments.

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Paris was one of the first cities to embrace e-scooters. Originally there were 19 operators and 25,000 vehicles on the streets which inevitably led to a chaotic situation

In the wake of recent questions, misunderstandings, and misrepresentations, as CEO of Vianova, I intend to stand-up for.

The United Kingdom is fortunate to have some of the safest roads in the world. Currently, only seven countries have fewer road fatalities per person than the UK.

We’ve been listening to both cities and operators about their issues – here’s where we want to start

In April 2022, the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its latest report on climate change impacts and adaptation.

Emerging trends around micro-mobility and autonomous driving have huge potential to decarbonize urban environments, but coexistence with more traditional modes of transport can prove difficult and risky, especially in the early phase.

Urban government needs to play a more prominent role in e-scooter sharing schemes so they can achieve their environmental potential.

It’s been 18 months since the UK electric scooter trials were fast-tracked by the Department for Transport.

Micro-mobility Legislation and Innovation Sets-up an Exciting Year for Shared Mobility in Australia and New Zealand.