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Redmond uses StreetScan mobile sensing to map 364 lane miles of pavement

City of Redmond (go Redmond program) · January 29, 2026
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Summary

The city worked with StreetScan in 2025 to evaluate roadway conditions across 364 lane miles without disrupting traffic; the results include a condition map (good to poor) intended to guide maintenance planning and spending.

Redmond officials said the city partnered with StreetScan in 2025 to assess roadway conditions across the city using mobile sensing technology.

Linnea Taylor told listeners StreetScan assessed 364 lane miles of pavement without disrupting traffic and produced a clear map showing road conditions ranked from good to poor. The map and data are intended to help the city plan maintenance, prioritize work, and spend road funds more effectively.

City staff did not provide a timetable for specific projects or a dollar estimate for repairs in this briefing. The StreetScan results were presented as a planning tool to extend pavement life and target maintenance investments.