Improve Your Road Networks with Timely & Accurate Data through the LAS Roads Assessment Service.

Roughly one third of Ontario’s municipal roads network is in poor to very poor condition, and facing a $30 Billion funding shortfall over the next 10 years. LAS offers a better way to assess your roads network through an automated pavement inspection and management service.

The Roads Assessment Service includes:

Patented mobile sensing and road condition data gathering;
Data handling, processing, algorithms and analysis;
Customizable data analysis software and visualization in a secure web-based GIS application;
Pavement management engine for repair and maintenance decision making

For more information on how the StreetScan process works, please see the video below:

Program Benefits

Program Benefits.

Through our partnership with StreetScan, LAS is able to offer a state-of-the-art service to assist municipalities with one of their most costly budget items. Benefits of this service include:

Reduced operating and maintenance costs for your roads network
Enables timely repair decisions using objective, up-to-date data
Minimum standards compliance
Extended road network life using priority basis for road repairs
Enhanced overall quality of your road network through better use of data
Service and financing options to suit your budget

Program Process

Interested in taking advantage of the Roads Assessment service offering?

Fill out and return a Roads Assessment questionnaire.
Within a couple of weeks you will receive a proposal for your roads network.
Obtain necessary approvals and issue a Purchase Order.
The service provider will collect data on your roads network using their ScanVan. The data collection stage lasts approximately 1-2 months.
Upon completion of the assessment, you will receive a Roads Needs Study outlining the results, business case, and other relevant information needed to make a decision on repairs and maintenance.
Use the customized web portal to track, budget, and make repair decisions, or have the data provided as a layer for your own GIS database.
Be sure to perform a scan of your roads network every 2-3 years to ensure up-to-date information in your database.