Pilot scoping
Define service area, vehicles, collection approach, reporting goals, and agency contacts.
Agency onboarding & support
A pilot should be easy to understand and easy to run.
Sucky Roads agency deployments start with a defined scope, named contacts, collection setup, and an agreed review process so everyone knows what success looks like.
What onboarding includes
From first conversation to first road review.
Collection setup
Configure supported mounted phones or the agreed collection workflow and verify data is arriving correctly.
Dashboard orientation
Review priority lists, road history, repair follow-up, and reporting workflows with agency staff.
Ongoing support
Work through collection issues, questions about road findings, and changes to the pilot scope.
IT & data
Documentation for the technical questions.
Privacy
Understand the privacy principles behind public road-condition collection.
Read privacy principles →Methodology
Review how repeated measurements and road-condition evidence are handled.
Read data transparency →Contact support
Questions about a pilot, implementation, or existing deployment can be sent through the Sucky Roads contact page.
Contact Sucky Roads →Pilot planning
Start with a manageable service area.
A focused pilot gives an agency enough repeated driving to evaluate the workflow before committing to broader coverage.