CEO Marty Beard on practical AI and investing in citizens with accessible transportation

VIDEO: Marty Beard on investing in people with reliable, accessible public transportation

Illegally parked cars in bus and lanes not only delay buses, but also put transit riders in unpredictable safety situations – making boarding and disembarking unsafe for all riders, particularly those that use mobility assistive devices like wheelchairs. Blocking bus lanes can also impact the many other vehicles with double parking increasing the likelihood of crashes and disrupting traffic in other lanes.

Implementing Hayden AI’s technology on buses represents the commitment that cities are making to transit riders. Ensuring the smooth movement of buses in a city’s road network via dedicated lanes means improving safety for everyone on the road. A decrease in collisions and vehicle congestion is better for every aspect of the public transportation ecosystem, from bus driver to rider.

Hayden AI CEO Marty Beard explains in the video below how these investments in people are reclaiming road space for public transit and people riding bikes. Learn more about how Hayden AI is working toward these goals that increase the speed of buses and ridership here.

VIDEO: What is Practical AI? Marty Beard explains

Hayden AI’s technology helps cities solve long-standing problems by taking advantage of assets they already operate: buses.

Our bus-mounted camera system is an innovative solution that addresses how to make roads safer for everyone on city streets – from pedestrians to bus riders and cyclists. In our new video below, Hayden AI CEO Marty Beard discusses how riders can travel safely and buses can operate more efficiently by operating on time and picking up more riders without obstructions.