End-to-end IoT solutions on Transport, Infrastructure and more. Monitoring, analysing and predicting: hazards, vehicle conditions and customer data.
London, England
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A lot happens between surveying a road and understanding its condition.
Our purpose-built technology combines cameras, onboard processing and AI to turn road surveys into useful, actionable data.
It's not just what the cameras see. It's what the technology helps you understand.
The 2026 ALARM survey reveals an £18.62bn road repair backlog, despite increased maintenance budgets.
More funding matters. But so does knowing where to spend it.
Better network data helps authorities prioritise investment.
Read more 👇 @AIA_Asphalt
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ALT Road maintenance backlog in the UK - ALARM Statistics 2026
A completed repair doesn't always mean the problem is solved.
Follow-up monitoring helps highways teams understand whether an intervention worked and spot recurring deterioration.
Completion proves the work was done. Evidence helps prove the result.
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Not every road inspection needs another journey.
Time-stamped imagery and mapped data can help highways teams review defects remotely before deciding if a site visit is needed.
Human judgement remains essential. Better information makes it more effective.
#Highways #AI
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Finding a defect is only the start.
The real value comes when survey data flows through to action — without unnecessary manual steps in between.
We look at the case for a more integrated survey-to-repair workflow. 👇
routereports.com/en-gb/blog/…
There’s a reason we built our own road condition data capture device.
Dedicated cameras. Onboard GPU processing. Consistent capture at traffic speed.
Because the quality of the intelligence at the end starts with the quality of the capture.
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ALT Devices for road monitoring data capture
One road. One problem. Different questions.
Operations: when do we act?
Asset management: what’s changing?
Leadership: where should we invest?
Useful infrastructure data needs to support all three.
Same network. Same data. Different decisions.
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A pothole isn’t a data strategy.
Neither is a crack, faded line or blocked gulley.
The bigger opportunity? Looking across defects consistently to understand deterioration, risk and where intervention might be needed next.
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AI capability is moving fast. But adoption isn’t always keeping pace.
So what’s holding highways teams back — and what helps turn interest into practical use?
We explore the AI adoption gap in our latest article. 👇
routereports.com/en-gb/blog/…
Some of the best product development doesn’t start with:
“What can the technology do?”
It starts with:
“What do our clients need it to do?”
That’s how we approach innovation at Route Reports: an ongoing conversation with the people using it.
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Sometimes the most useful image of a road isn’t today’s.
It’s the one from six months ago.
Repeatable capture shows what changed, how quickly and whether interventions worked.
Condition tells you where you are. Change helps tell you what to do next.
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Buying infrastructure monitoring technology?
Don’t start with features. Start with what needs to happen differently after the survey.
Better prioritisation? Less manual work? Integration? Tracking deterioration?
The real value is what happens after detection.
With finite highways budgets, every intervention means another one waits.
So the question isn’t always: “Does this road need work?”
It’s: “Does it need work before that one?”
Good network data should help teams answer that with evidence.
Start with the outcome. Not the technology.
It sounds simple, but it can completely change how highways teams approach digital transformation.
Our latest article explains why. 👇
routereports.com/en-gb/blog/…
PAS 2161 approval is an important starting point. But what should you ask next?
How is data captured? What else can it identify? Does it integrate? Can you use it to track change?
Because you’re not simply buying a survey. You’re choosing the evidence behind your decisions.
ALT What we should be asking AFTER PAS:2161 in roads maintenance
