São Cayetano do Sul in Sao Paulo has been selected as the test city in a pioneering project with Google This nap linking transit systems and promises to bring faster responses to the driver. The municipality already has a technology monitoring center with cameras and live streaming.

The partnership between the companies and the mayor’s office is expected to go into effect in two months. With the help of the municipal control center, it will be possible to provide Waze with up-to-date information such as emergency support, hazard alerts, events, and all sorts of real-time data such as potholes, accidents and repairs. In addition, the city hall itself, led by Auricchio Junior, will begin to provide information to drivers.

While in other cities across the country city halls are already connecting to devices and receiving alerts to take action, in San Cayetano the city itself will be responsible for alerting drivers in addition to receiving information provided by apps. “We are pioneers in this partnership. And with future data on the effectiveness of this action, we will certainly serve as a model for other municipalities.” explains the mayor.

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The Waze for Cities program consists of free data sharing. Understanding where crashes occur helps with rerouting and special inspections, which has a direct impact on reducing traffic violations, the company says.

With this initiative, São Cayetano do Sul stands out as a city that is looking for innovative solutions to improve urban mobility and offer safer and more efficient transport to its residents. The partnership between government agencies and tech companies promises to set an example for other places, encouraging similar actions across the country.

The integration between Google, Waze and the city of São Cayetano do Sul is expected to bring significant results, providing drivers with a better travel experience and helping build smarter and more connected cities.

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