See your streets the way vehicles actually use them.
Roadscape gives transportation staff a browser-native toolkit to validate turning geometry, review resident-submitted videos, audit fleet-route bottlenecks, and generate corridor evidence packets without CAD software or expensive licenses.
Why city staff use Roadscape
Roadscape is decision-support evidence. It helps staff see issues early and communicate them clearly. It does not replace local standards or PE review.
Tools for city staff
Each tool is browser-native and exportable, so staff can move from a clip or plan to a review packet quickly.
Resident video review
Detect curb strikes, lane encroachment, unsafe turns, geometry failures, and conflict zones from submitted footage.
Fast geometry testing
Check development proposals, driveway permits, corridor redesigns, emergency access, and commercial site plans.
Public-meeting visuals
Show turn paths, tire rub, trailer swing, and clearance in a format residents, council members, and reviewers can understand.
Operational route audit
Audit fire trucks, waste trucks, delivery fleets, and city maintenance vehicles before critical turns cause delays.
Transparency packets
Organize turning geometry, lane width, curb radius, delay context, emergency clearance, and resident evidence in one packet.
Screening-grade language
Roadscape reports are built for review. Official conclusions still depend on local data, agency standards, and qualified engineering sign-off.