The city street is a symbol of the complexity, excitement, possibilities, and dangers of urban life. Today, people, vehicles, and objects on those streets are connected to the digital domain through sensors, smartphones, connected devices, and ubiquitous networks. Streets are increasingly furnished with intelligent street lights, smart parking systems, and sensor-enabled waste containers. Sensors are being used to monitor air quality, noise pollution, flooding, and other hazards. Streets are also monitored by city transport and public safety teams through intelligent CCTVs and other systems and are digitally mapped to provide a range of information services. The deployment of these digital technologies is changing how city streets are experienced by all users. The same technologies are also enabling better management of the city, improving services, and reducing the costs of maintaining streetscapes. Smart streets are part of the more general development of smart cities and the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT), which together will drive rapid smart street management market growth over the next decade. According to Navigant Research, global smart street management revenue is expected to grow from $552.2 million in 2015 to $5.3 billion in 2024. This Navigant Research report analyzes the global market for smart street management technologies, including smart solutions for street lighting, urban mobility, waste collection, and public safety. The study investigates the key market drivers, barriers, and regional trends associated with smart street management, as well as the emergence of new city management platforms. Global market forecasts of the smart street management technology market, segmented by region and service area (street management, street safety, and street mobility), extend through 2024. The report also examines smart street and smart city case studies and the competitive landscape related to smart street solutions.