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A site-planning framework for evaluating passenger access, curb control, circulation, accessibility, and operating ownership before an autonomous ride-hail service arrives.
How hotel arrival teams can evaluate guest handoff, valet interaction, luggage handling, curb space, accessible paths, and operator coordination.
A practical curb-allocation method that accounts for passenger loading, pedestrians, transit, deliveries, accessible access, and public authority.
Evaluate clearance, navigation, passenger circulation, cellular coverage, gate controls, dwell areas, and the alternative of a street-level handoff.
Create a comparable site inventory without mistaking one portfolio score for a substitute for local engineering, curb approvals, or operator validation.
Separate passenger loading from fleet charging, then verify who owns, funds, operates, and has utility authority for each charging use case.
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