List of Jacobs StreetLight InSight Customers
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Companies using Jacobs StreetLight InSight for Analytics and BI include: City of Los Angeles, a United States based Government organisation with 50000 employees and revenues of $18.19 billion, Virginia Department of Transportation, a United States based Government organisation with 7500 employees and revenues of $3.59 billion, New York City Department Of Transportation, a United States based Government organisation with 5000 employees and revenues of $1.20 billion and many others.
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| Logo | Customer | Industry | Empl. | Revenue | Country | Vendor | Application | Category | When | SI | Insight | Insight Source |
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City of Los Angeles | Government | 50000 | $18.2B | United States | Jacobs | Jacobs StreetLight InSight | Analytics and BI | 2020 | n/a | In 2020, the City of Los Angeles deployed Jacobs StreetLight InSight for citywide transportation monitoring and project analyses. The Los Angeles Department of Transportation used Jacobs StreetLight InSight as an Analytics and BI solution to measure multimodal travel patterns and to assess COVID-era changes in mobility. The implementation focused on vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian activity measurement, using the application’s analytics and visualization capabilities to support corridor studies and citywide monitoring. StreetLight InSight outputs were used to validate local count data and to support project-level analyses and planning workflows within LADOT. Operational governance centered on LADOT analysts producing evidence-based reports to inform planning decisions. StreetLight analytics identified a roughly 30% reduction in citywide vehicle volumes when LAUSD schools closed, a finding that was used to validate local counts and to inform transportation planning in Los Angeles. | |
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New York City Department Of Transportation | Government | 5000 | $1.2B | United States | Jacobs | Jacobs StreetLight InSight | Analytics and BI | 2017 | n/a | In 2017, New York City Department Of Transportation implemented Jacobs StreetLight InSight as an Analytics and BI application to support congestion and safety planning. The deployment was applied to street and corridor analysis, with documented use cases analyzing truck routing and intersection level travel patterns such as 14th Street at 3rd Avenue, and to inform local planning decisions. Jacobs StreetLight InSight provided street level travel pattern analytics and origin to destination flow analysis, applied to intersection level studies and corridor assessments. The solution produced vehicle speed metrics and trip attribution that were evaluated alongside NYCDOT OpenData segment speeds to support modal and temporal analysis for planning workflows. Validation against NYCDOT OpenData segment speeds demonstrated alignment between Jacobs StreetLight InSight outputs and municipal speed records, supporting its operational use for New York City planning. The implementation was used by planning teams to integrate location analytics into congestion management and safety review processes, with the platform serving as a location analytics service consumed in project evaluation and corridor level studies. | |
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Virginia Department of Transportation | Government | 7500 | $3.6B | United States | Jacobs | Jacobs StreetLight InSight | Analytics and BI | 2018 | n/a | In 2018 Virginia Department of Transportation implemented Jacobs StreetLight InSight as a statewide regional subscription to support transportation planning and operations across Virginia. The deployment was provisioned through Jacobs and categorized under Analytics and BI, positioning the Jacobs StreetLight InSight service as a centralized traffic intelligence source for state planning workflows. The implementation emphasized origin-destination analytics, congestion measurement, and truck-metrics analysis as core capabilities. The subscription model enabled on-demand analytics provisioning, with the program delivering hundreds of on-demand studies, exceeding 360 studies in the first year, which indicates high operational utilization by transportation analysts. Operational coverage spanned statewide transportation planning and operations teams, with data access delivered through the regional subscription rather than per-study procurement. The Jacobs StreetLight InSight deployment supported scenario-based origin-destination workflows and congestion diagnostics used by planners and operations staff to evaluate corridor performance and freight movements. Governance used a subscription access model to centralize study requests and reduce per-use procurement friction, and the provider reported explicit cost outcomes. StreetLight reported over US$14M in savings versus pay-per-use and traditional methods during initial use, reflecting a shift in procurement and analytical delivery economics for VDOT. |
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