What should I expect on installation day?
Last updated: April 14, 2026
Context
You have an installation date confirmed and want to know what will happen on-site, whether tenants need to be notified, and whether there will be any disruption.
Answer
Installation is handled entirely by Autolane's field operations team. Here's what happens:
Before the install: Your Autolane contact confirms the date in advance. All sign locations and GPS coordinates have been pre-approved during the site survey. Hardware arrives fully assembled and ready to deploy.
During the install:
A small team (2–3 people) places freestanding signs at pre-approved curbside locations.
Signs use weighted bases, so there's no drilling or permanent modifications to the property surface.
Each sign's camera is activated and connected to the cloud platform.
The team verifies cameras are online and streaming data correctly, and confirms camera angles and sign positioning on-site.
A typical 2-zone deployment takes a few hours.
After the install:
The Autolane engineering team validates the full data pipeline remotely, confirming vehicle events are captured, processed, and displayed on the dashboard.
Any issues discovered during validation are resolved before your dashboard onboarding call.
You'll be contacted to schedule a dashboard walkthrough within a few days.
Disruption: Minimal. No lane closures, storefront blockages, or interruption to foot traffic. Your Autolane City Manager is your on-site point of contact if any questions come up during installation.