Abstract
This article examines the issues of traffic management in the city. It is well known that cars are a significant contributor to urban air pollution. Accordingly, the management of transport in the city is one of the imperative tasks in terms of supporting the environment and ensuring urban development. Such management is impossible without collecting information on traffic flows in the city. It is logical to assume that there should be a single data source (information store) that contains information about all shipments. Urban governance, of course, involves not only collecting and analyzing data, but also managing this process. This article is devoted to the discussion of such systems.
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