Innovation in this paper adopts the method of Internet of things, add solved the transportation scheduling based on the experience of the solid waste before feedback slower, based on the mathematical model of solid waste transportation scheduling problems cannot cope with the sudden situation. After fully considering the requirements of solid waste transportation green sustainability and the maximization of waste clearance in sanitation PPP project, the scheduling strategy based on iot data is given. And through in XX city, XX district cleaning section for example, the application shows that this method can meet the demand of public sanitation services, the basis of the solution of the maximum fuel consumption, reduce sanitation company the possibility of a fine, maximize trash pickup company interests, improve the efficiency of transportation.

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