Illinois DOT
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Illinois DOT needed a solution that would provide consistency, automation, and digitalization to improve roadway safety and extend the life of bridge infrastructure by ensuring oversize/overweight trucks drive on the optimal route.
WHAT WAS THE OUTCOME?
- IDOT lessened the average monthly time required for manual permit analysis by 91.5%, saving USD 11,400 per month. Read the full case study
- By saving 54,600 analyses performed by bridge engineers manually each year, the state was able to realize a significant savings.
- The permit office now issues more than 230,000 permits annually, 99.2% of which are digitally automated; which generates USD 21 million for the Illinois General Road Fund.
“By going digital and by being automated it’s safer, it’s more efficient, and it’s extremely fast.”
Illinois DOT, Permit Chief
WHAT PRODUCTS WERE USED?
Live-load Bridge Analysis Software
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