Roadworks

One shared map for road works

Capture defects in the field and coordinate resurfacing, signage and utility openings on one shared map for fewer conflicts, smoother traffic and fewer complaints.

The challenge

Disconnected works, defects and permits

Resurfacing, signage and utility openings are coordinated across spreadsheets and emails, so conflicts surface late and residents complain. Road defects are inspected on paper and rarely tied to the segment.

A shared, live map lets inspectors update status in the field while office staff see conflicts early.

Shared map
works, permits and defects in one coordinated view
Offline
inspect defects with no signal; sync later automatically
Fewer
conflicts, repeat visits and resident complaints

How GIS Cloud helps

Coordinate works, inspect defects, keep traffic moving

01

Inspect defects on route

Record potholes, edge failure and rutting with severity and photos, tied to the right road segment.

→ Mobile Data Collection
02

Package works by evidence

Cluster severe defects into works packages and plan resurfacing with data, not instinct.

→ Map Editor
03

Coordinate on one map

Resurfacing, signage and utility openings on a shared map so conflicts show early.

→ Map Viewer
Roadworks in the field

From pothole to planned resurfacing

  • 1Inspect: crews record defects with severity and photos along their routes, offline if needed.
  • 2Cluster: the office filters severe defects on strategic routes and groups them into packages.
  • 3Coordinate: works and permits share one map, so traffic management is smoother.

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