Every traffic sign found, coded to the MUTCD, and rated.
Cyvl finds every sign on your streets, tags it with its MUTCD code, and rates its condition, so you have a complete inventory without sending a crew.
- 339
- sign types recognized in past inventories
- 160K+
- signs inventoried for cities so far
- 6
- checks behind every condition rating
What you get
Every sign, coded
Each sign with a photo, its MUTCD code and category, and its location.
A clear condition rating
Good, fair, or poor, judged on damage, graffiti, lean, fading, reflectivity, and legibility.
A sign inventory report
A ready-made report of every sign and its condition, for staff and council.
Find the bad ones fast
Ask “show me every sign in poor condition” and get the list and the map.
The signs have been really helpful to us in a lot of different aspects.
Read the St. Joseph County, IN case study
Questions cities ask
Do you give MUTCD codes?
Yes, a code and category for every sign. Signs that aren't in the MUTCD, like neighborhood watch signs, are marked as other.
How is condition rated?
Each sign is checked for damage, graffiti or stickers, lean, fading, reflectivity, and legibility. The worst one sets the rating.
Does this meet the MUTCD retroreflectivity requirement?
Not on its own. Reflectivity is one input to the condition rating, but it isn't a calibrated retroreflectivity measurement.
Case studies
St. Joseph County, IN
273,000 residents
Now rates its roads every 15 feet instead of mile by mile.
Sylvania Township, OH
32,000 residents
Skipped a six-week hand survey and showed its board where road money goes.
Nashville, TN
721,000 residents
Replacing a missed pavement survey and a 2018 sign inventory with current data on every road.