List of Verra Mobility Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Verra Mobility for Transportation Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Verra Mobility for Transportation Management include: Seattle City Light, a United States based Government organisation with 14000 employees and revenues of $8.50 billion, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, a United States based Transportation organisation with 6000 employees and revenues of $1.18 billion, City of New York, a United States based Government organisation with 1000 employees and revenues of $250.0 million and many others.
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City of New York | Government | 1000 | $250M | United States | Verra Mobility | Verra Mobility | Transportation Management | 2025 | n/a |
In 2025, City of New York selected Verra Mobility to manage citywide automated enforcement camera programs. The engagement positions Verra Mobility as the Transportation Management application to operate red-light, speed, bus lane and related enforcement systems and to support a major expansion and equipment upgrades across all five boroughs.
Verra Mobility will be configured to support functional modules for camera operations, violation capture and evidence management, citation processing workflows, and enforcement scheduling and maintenance tracking. The Transportation Management deployment is expected to include device provisioning and configuration orchestration, centralized evidence chain of custody workflows, and automated capture-to-citation processing consistent with municipal traffic enforcement practices.
Operational coverage is citywide across all five boroughs and touches roadway operations, traffic engineering, parking enforcement, and municipal legal and adjudication functions. Implementation planning indicates staged installation and upgrades aligned to borough procurement windows and field maintenance schedules, maintaining continuity of enforcement while equipment is replaced or expanded.
The vendor was identified in 2025 and the contract became effective in 2026, with an estimated go-live in 2026. Governance will require coordination between the Department of Transportation, field maintenance crews, and city enforcement policy units for camera siting, evidence handling, and program rollout, and the program is explicitly framed around road-safety outcomes.
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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency | Transportation | 6000 | $1.2B | United States | Verra Mobility | Verra Mobility | Transportation Management | 2024 | Marinship |
In 2024, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency engaged Verra Mobility to design, build, operate and maintain a 33-location speed safety camera pilot under a Transportation Management engagement. The contract establishes Verra Mobility as the application provider responsible for a managed automated speed enforcement program, the first automated speed program approved in California, and names Marinship Development as the local installation partner.
The implementation centers on Verra Mobility's speed-enforcement module and camera network deployment, configured to support automated detection and enforcement workflows common to Transportation Management solutions. Functional capabilities implemented include camera installation and configuration, centralized device operations, and program operations for continuous monitoring and maintenance, aligned to municipal enforcement processes and Vision Zero objectives.
Operational scope covers 33 locations across San Francisco, targeting city transportation enforcement teams and program administrators within the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. Governance is structured as a vendor-operated managed service with local installation by Marinship Development, and the engagement explicitly targets speed reduction and Vision Zero outcomes as program objectives.
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Seattle City Light | Government | 14000 | $8.5B | United States | Verra Mobility | Verra Mobility | Transportation Management | 2025 | n/a |
In 2025 Seattle City Light engaged Verra Mobility to deploy Verra Mobility as a Transportation Management application for a school bus stop arm enforcement program in Seattle, the award was recorded in 2025 and a 2026 go live is a reasonable estimate based on program timelines. The engagement centers on automated camera deployment and back office processing to detect and process stop arm violations on school buses, aligning the vendor application Verra Mobility with municipal traffic enforcement operations.
Implementation scope focuses on edge camera installation on school buses, automated evidence capture, and centralized back office case processing. Functional modules implemented include automated violation detection, evidence ingestion and storage, timestamp and location capture, workflow orchestration for case review, and administrative citation processing within the Verra Mobility application.
Deployment architecture is described as distributed device capture feeding a central processing environment where captured evidence is reviewed and processed, with the Verra Mobility application providing the Transportation Management control plane. Operational coverage is limited to a school bus stop arm enforcement program in Seattle and impacts municipal traffic enforcement and school transportation safety functions rather than enterprise utility operations.
Governance and rollout are expected to follow a staged program approach with pilot validation, policy and privacy alignment for evidence use, and incremental scaling to full fleet operations consistent with typical municipal enforcement rollouts. The narrative reflects recorded contract activity in 2025 and planned operational sequencing through 2026 without asserting specific outcomes or performance metrics.
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