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Six Common Pitfalls (and Solutions) of Effective Community Engagement
As a transportation planning and engineering firm, we exist to improve people’s daily lives with better and safer transportation. The only way we can do…
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Charlotte Uptown Cycle Track
The First Protected Bike Lane in Uptown Charlotte
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Six Common Pitfalls (and Solutions) of Effective Community Engagement
As a transportation planning and engineering firm, we exist to improve people’s daily lives with better and safer transportation. The only way we can do…
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Three Ways E-Scooters Could Make Cities Safer + More Equitable
The most recent e-scooter you’ve seen may have been entertainment on someone’s vacation, or a feature in a brunchtime Instagram story. Or, it may have…
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Curbside Management on Urban Streets, Part One: The Value of the Curb
Once just a place for parking near your destination, today’s urban curbs have become a lively, non-stop interaction of countless modes of transportation, from cars,…
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Embrace failure
Success is only possible when we are willing to fail.
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Charlotte Uptown Cycle Track
The First Protected Bike Lane in Uptown Charlotte
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ODOT Grant Application to FHWA’s ATCMTD Program
A $12M Grant Equips Oregon’s Transportation Systems for the Future
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Harvard Square Multimodal Access Study
Re-Imagining Movement Through Harvard Square
What’s better than one office full of smart, curious people?
How about twenty offices?
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Kittelson & Associates Welcomes Our 2019 Intern Class
Today’s university students are tomorrow’s industry experts. We are very excited to welcome this year’s wave of Kittelson interns, who represent ten different universities and join us in ten different Kittelson offices.
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Using Straws, Clay, and Invisible Cars to Ignite an Interest in STEM Careers
Kittelson’s Senior Principal Engineer Joe Toole paid a visit to Belmont Elementary School to talk automated vehicles and transportation safety. Turns out you can build a pretty fancy car antenna with just straws, clay, and a little creativity!
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