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Oct 15, 2021
The City of Boston has been using the Coord platform for curb inventory management since 2020. A lot of cities are interested in learning more about...
Dawn Miller
VP, Policy & Partnerships
Oct 12, 2021
This summer, Coord rolled out a host of product updates and improvements to better serve all of our users, from delivery drivers to city parking...
Kenny Durell
Data Engineer
Oct 5, 2021
Mar 27, 2019
Here in New York, the city gives out around 124,000 parking placards to city employees—and that doesn’t include the unknown total used by state and...
Mar 14, 2019
Will NYC be the first city in the US to institute congestion pricing? In an event that has become
Mahmood Rahmani
Senior Software Engineer
Feb 27, 2019
Parking Planners aim to provide information to make data-driven decisions and policy. They want to remove emotion from decisions which have impacts...
Jonathan Wicks
Walker Consultants
Feb 12, 2019
Photo by Joy Real Imagine, if you will, the first light of day breaking over a pristine, white city. It’s the type of scene
Jordan Anderson
Software Engineer
Jan 22, 2019
Photo by Brandon Mowinkel After three busy days and two quiet Amtrak rides, Stephen Smyth and I are back from this year’s Transportation Research...
Jacob Baskin
CTO & Co-Founder
Jan 16, 2019
Provo, Utah, had a parking problem — or so drivers in the downtown area thought. As the city recently wrote on its Facebook page, “a 2015 study of...
Julie Liao
COO
Jan 9, 2019
By 2020, will this be a row of parked scooters? (Photo by Z Klein) Almost everyone who tracks mobility trends agrees: 2018 was the year of the...
Dec 12, 2018
Why curb regulations get complicated, and what cities can do about it Most traffic signs convey a single message with a symbol or a short phrase....
Dec 5, 2018
The robot wants to know if you have an API for it to use. As 2018 winds down at Coord, one of the things we’re most thankful for are APIs. Not only...
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