Safety First: How technology innovations ranging from routing solutions to AI cameras are making a dangerous job safer
Everyone knows the dangerous nature of the waste management industry. It always ranks as one of the country’s most hazardous jobs.
The 2024 Routeware Report
2024 is officially a wrap! Take a look back with us in the annual Routeware Report to reflect on the past year’s successes and get excited for what’s to come in 2025.
Putting a Bow on 2024
Following last year’s tradition, we’re putting a bow on 2024.
How to Reduce Waste This Holiday Season
’Tis the Season to be Environmentally Friendly!
How Concord, North Carolina, took its waste and recycling operations in house
Routeware SmartCity can help your city maximize resources, optimize routes and be more proactive.
Bringing Happy to the Cab
Routeware is on a mission to bring happiness back to the cab. How exactly?
How tech can optimize snow removal for successful winter operations
Municipalities of all sizes face challenges in managing snow operations. Operational efficiency for snowplow fleets is a priority for…
What waste operators can learn from Austin, Texas
The City of Austin, Texas, has its sights set on a bold, forward-thinking goal: zero waste by 2040.
Route Optimization: With Every Turn of the Wheel, We’ve Got Your Back
Routeware started off selling route optimization software – it is, quite literally, the foundation of our name. Even as our solutions have expanded and evolved over the decades, route optimization has only become more of a priority for our customers. As the prices of gas, labor, and equipment continue to increase, saving fuel and time […]
How AI is helping cities drive improvements in infrastructure and citizen satisfaction
Heavy-duty fleet operators such as waste management teams, street sweepers, and snow plow crews already have the herculean task of keeping city streets clean and safe year-round, day in and day out. These jobs give the crews and their vehicles a unique opportunity to act as the eyes of the city. Fleet operators are empowered […]
