Congestion Management Solutions
Help travelers arrive at their destination faster and easier while reducing congestion and environmental impacts
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Departments of transportation, parking agencies, and tolling agencies partner with Conduent Transportation to help reduce traffic congestion on highways, roads and at curbside.
Conduent Transportation’s congestion management solutions help cities and agencies manage traffic flow and congestion, while reducing their carbon footprints. When traffic gridlock is reduced in cities and across metropolitan regions, agencies can drastically improve mobility for commuters and travelers. And when congestion is under control, buses experience higher on-time rates —encouraging more people to use public transit.
Dynamic pricing in HOT lanes
Congestion pricing can help reduce pollution in significant ways*. Using proprietary algorithms and advanced analytics, Conduent Transportation partners with municipal leaders to set demand-based pricing for high occupancy toll (HOT) lanes based on current and projected demand, which helps drivers to choose less crowded areas or less congested times to travel and park.
* U.S. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
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Demand Pricing for Parking
- Reduce circling for parking, which also reduces driver frustration and distraction
- Reduce vehicle miles traveled, decreasing fuel consumption and carbon emissions
- Synch parking availability with parking demand by charging less for parking spaces in less crowded nearby locations
- Get commuters and travelers to their destinations quickly, easily and safely
By partnering with Conduent Transportation, cities can implement successful congestion management programs to:
Motivate commuters
to travel during non-peak hours
when HOT prices are lowerReduce vehicle miles traveled
decreasing fuel consumption
and polluting emissionsEncourage more commuters
and travelersto rely on public transit – less traffic
congestion means buses and rideshares can arrive at their destination on timeReduce stop-and-go traffic
decreasing fuel consumed and emissions generated by constant or sudden accelerations and decelerations
Reduce idling
caused by vehicles waiting to park
or those stuck behind vehicles looking for parking spacesFund infrastructure improvements
rather than adding lanes – road
construction increases congestion,
along with the likelihood of crashes