Whether you are dealing with multiple crews or a single maintenance person, Roadsoft will help keep your maintenance records clean, accessible, and useful. The maintenance management features allow you to generate reports, create work orders, and schedule maintenance projects.
Work Order management in the Culvert module
Maintenance tab in the Sign module
Roadsoft's Bridge module is a comprehensive data storage solution for local agencies in Michigan that need to track bridge inspection and maintenance information. The module receives annual updates of National Bridge Inventory inspection reports from an MDOT database.
Bridge ModuleRoadsoft's Point Pavement Marking module lets you track the application date and types of pavement markings such as school zone, turn lane arrow or railroad crossing icons.
Point Pavement Marking ModuleRoadsoft's Crash module allows you to review and analyze imported crash data in conjunction with Roadsoft's Safety Analysis tools. It allows you to analyze up to 10 years of crash data taken from redacted incident reports.
Crash ModuleThe Road module is the basis for your entire asset management system and comes pre-populated with your agency’s GIS map. Inventory fields for road name, legal class and functional class all come pre-populated from information from the Michigan Framework Basemap which is updated annually.
Road ModuleRoadsoft's Culvert module contains information about culvert locations, conditions, and types. The built-in filter, network, and reporting tools allow you to select a series of culverts along a waterway and generate a list of maintenance needs and work orders.
Culvert ModuleRoadsoft users can take advantage of the Safety Analysis tools to filter, sort, and analyze patterns in the crash data using network-screening algorithms. Potential network screening can help identify problem areas at road segments, intersections, and on curves. Roadsoft includes NCHRP (National Cooperative Highway Research Program) documentation to find countermeasures that will reduce the frequency and severity of crashes.
More about the Safety Analysis ToolsRoadsoft's Driveway module allows users to identify and record the location of public and private driveways in your jurisdiction.
More about the Driveway ModuleThe Sidewalk module is designed to help track inventory and condition of existing sidewalks and accessibility ramps, and can be invaluable in identifying sections in need of replacement or upgrade.
More about the Sidewalk ModuleRoadsoft’s Drainage Structure module can be used to record important data such as drainage structure condition, features, and location, as well as information on associated pipes.
More about the Drainage Structure ModuleRoadsoft's Sign module gives you a way to inventory signs and plan maintenance on signs that are reported as damaged or lost by the public. You can also use the module to inspect and maintain the retroreflectivity of your signs, which is now required by the FHWA.
More about the Sign ModuleThe Guardrail module allows users to track their jurisdiction’s guardrail locations and lengths, which is helpful in determining materials needed for guardrails that need to be repaired or replaced.
More about the Guardrail ModuleRoadsoft's Traffic Count module lets you enter data from both automatic and manual (staff conducted) traffic counts. Using this information, you can create reports to submit to the Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) and make decisions on which roads should receive priority for maintenance and safety countermeasures.
More about the Traffic Count ModuleRoadsoft's Intersection module allows the recording of information including the name, type, and traffic control device of each intersection in your jurisdiction. The integration of jurisdictional crash data allows you to find patterns in intersection crash data.
More about the Intersection ModuleRoadsoft’s Traffic Signal module allows users to record information about the placement, specifications, and condition of traffic signals and other devices.
More about the Traffic Signal ModuleRoadsoft's Linear Pavement Marking module allows users to track the location and material characteristics of pavement markings such as edge lines and passing zones
More about the Linear Pavement Marking ModuleAsset management systems run on good data, and the availability of cheap and data collection is one of the largest costs of managing an asset management system. The Roadsoft Laptop Data Collector and Roadsoft Mobile enables you to quickly and efficently collect the data necessary to begin managing your roadway assets.
More about Roadsoft LDC and MobileWhether you are dealing with multiple crews or a single maintenance person, Roadsoft will help keep your maintenance records clean, accessible, and useful.
More about maintenance management toolsRoadsoft's strategy evaluation and optimization tools can help you and your maintenance crews develop a data-driven plan to maximize the life of your pavements by using a network-level pavement model to predict future pavement conditions.
More about strategy evaluation toolsMichigan's Transportation Asset Management Council (TAMC) requires local agencies to annually submit information on planned and completed construction and maintenance projects. If you are already using Roadsoft to track your roadwork this reporting requirement can be met in a matter of minutes.
More about TAMC reporting toolsFederal regulations require all local transportation agencies to establish a plan for keeping signs in compliance with retroreflectivity standards. Using Roadsoft's Sign Module enables your agency to develop cost-effective maintenance cycles to keep your signs above minimum retroreflectivity levels.
More about sign retroreflectivity managementDo you need to integrate with Google Maps or see hydrography? Roadsoft can integrate with a variety of GIS-based features.
Roadsoft's other featuresThe system requirements for Roadsoft may change depending on the size of your agency and the size of your maps. For information regarding Roadsoft's system requirements, check out the following page.
System requirements