Alti'route
Urban infrastructure inspection services for municipalities and public-space operators in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Alti'route
Alti'route inspects street lighting, traffic signals, electric vehicle charging stations, passenger information terminals, road conditions and construction-site safety. Its agents record defects and provide reports for maintenance teams.
The company works with municipalities and urban infrastructure operators, planning recurring visits and delivering reports through clients' maintenance-management systems. It uses an internal application to coordinate routes, findings and contracts.
Founded in 2017, Alti'route is headquartered in Fontainebleau. Its inspection fleet is electric, and visits are conducted at night.
Product: Urban infrastructure inspection, defect reporting and route coordination services.
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