“Our work with RoadMetrics was focused on Signage Capture. While engaging contractors to conduct a manual survey of all signage is an option, this approach is resourceintensive, costly, and time-consuming, often taking weeks or months to complete. RoadMetrics helped with planning a comprehensive, accurate view of signage assets, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and enabling more informed decision-making.”

Christine Cartwright, Service Manager Asset Management
Redland City Council

“The road condition surveys provide both photos and video, which enables more desk-based maintenance assessments; reducing unnecessary site visits, enabling more efficient use of our officer time and avoiding unnecessary emissions.”

Abul Tarafdar, Highway Asset Manager
Leicester City Council

“RoadMetrics has been a revelation to us. The road condition information being provided is up to date and extremely useful in providing a level of granularity that we’ve simply not had before using traditional methods. We are finding it very useful for targeting our surface treatment programmes given there is the ability to highlight areas of the network with various degrees of cracking. The very high quality video footage helps us save time and has enabled some queries to be resolved at desktop without the need to physically visit the site.”

Stuart Priest, Highways Maintenance Team Leader
BCP Council

“We were happy that the site was easy to use and had plenty of functionality for easy assessment. The data analysis was quick and meant we could use and publish data throughout the survey period. The data could be extracted into formats we could easily integrate into current systems such as MapInfo GIS and WDM UKPMS. The video and photograph quality were excellent and useful in further analysis.”

Christopher Lazenby, Highway Service Manager
Torbay Council

“The use of AI-driven highway surveys has enabled us to assess the entire road network, not just our traditional A, B and C roads. This approach provides a comprehensive overview of network condition, supporting better planning and prioritisation. In addition, the technology captures a detailed asset inventory across the city, helping to build a fuller picture of our highway infrastructure and inform future maintenance and investment strategies.”

Steve Lovatt, Head of Highways
Stoke on Trent

“The site is very user friendly and fit for purpose for the Authority. RoadMetrics were also quick to add and assess additional areas of the network that needed to be picked up on the survey.”

Darren Richards, Senior Engineer
Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council

“We started using the RoadMetrics AI software in 2023. At Infrastructure Malta, we conduct road condition surveys twice a year using this software to update data on road defects, including their geolocation and severity. RoadMetrics automatically calculates also the Road Maintenance Index (RMI) for multiple sections of each road, helping us prioritise interventions effectively. The collected data is seamlessly uploaded into our asset management software – iROADS for further analysis and processing by our team. Additionally, RoadMetrics has enabled us to collect, identify, and catalog images of all road signs, enhancing our asset inventory within the Asset Management System.”

Antoine B Psaila, Head of Information Technology
Infrastructure Malta

“We particularly appreciate the RoadMetrics system’s advantages in conducting on-demand surveys for planned maintenance, as well as the potential of serving as an aid to our highways safety inspectors.”

Tony Singh, Head of Highways
London Borough of Ealing

“RoadMetrics AI, and the team behind it, were great to deal with. If we had any issues or questions, these were answered promptly. The team, seemed keen to understand concerns such as some inconsistencies with the data output (mainly regarding modular paving and duplicate and/or missed assets) and took on board improvement recommendations. Overall, we were keen to trial this advancement in technology to assist us in Roads Operations, cutting down the required time and resources to carry out these tasks.”

Stephen Kettrick, Roads Officer
Clackmannanshire Council