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Public Input Tool for Transport Projects
A platform that helps transport planners explain projects and gather feedback from residents.
The problem
Transport projects often face public pushback. The details are complex and building work disrupts daily life. Poor communication delays or cancels useful projects.
The solution
Residents explore project maps and timelines online. Planners share videos and clear explainers. A feedback tool sorts comments so planners answer urgent ones first.
Who it's for
City governments, planners, and transport agencies. They pay to reduce delays and build public support.
How it makes money
Tiered subscription. Higher plans add analytics and custom branding.
Market note
Cities invest more in infrastructure and want better ways to involve the public.
How to validate it
- 1Interview city planners about their public engagement struggles.
- 2Build an MVP with maps and feedback tools, then pilot it.
- 3Refine using pilot feedback and pitch to local agencies.
Tags
govtechtransportationpublic-engagementfeedbackcivic
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