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Forest Grove Trio
Supporting Growth and Storm Resilience in Forest Grove
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Visualizing the Future: 3D Design Delivery Adds Dimension to Transportation Projects
Transportation infrastructure is intended to move people and goods efficiently and minimize disruptions. The transportation industry is evolving to reflect growing demands with a tool that delivers results: 3D design.
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West Central Neighborhood Infrastructure Project
A Neighborhood-Driven Transportation Transformation
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San Mateo Local Road Safety Plan
San Mateo’s People-First Approach to Traffic Safety
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FDOT SRTS Program Support
Improving Safe Routes to School for Florida Students
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City of Orlando Quick-Build Guide
Quick-Builds in Orlando = Advanced Safety for the Community
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NYSERDA Clean Transportation Prizes Grant Support
Helping Communities Shape Sustainable, On-Demand Transit Initiatives
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The City of Raleigh Bikeshare Design
Bringing Bikeshare to Life in Raleigh
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Building EV Chargers in Commercial Locations: Do the Benefits Outweigh the Costs?
Can EV chargers alter travel behavior and trip generation, boosting profits for the nearby businesses?
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Down River Road Intersection Improvements Traffic Study
Improving a Critical Intersection in a Growing Region
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Sacramento Neighborhood Connections Plan
It’s a Small World: Connecting Sacramento through 15-minute Neighborhoods
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SLOCOG Regional Safety Action Plan
San Luis Obispo’s Road to Zero Traffic Deaths
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La Mesa Electric Vehicle Charging Station Master Plan
Charging Ahead with an Accessible EV Network for La Mesa
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Safe Streets for All San Diegans
Bringing San Diego’s Streets into a Safer and More Equitable Future
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San Antonio Bike Network Plan
Cycling into a Better Bike Network in San Antonio
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How Long Should a Yellow Light Be?
Dive into the research and discover how engineering solutions can make a difference in reducing crashes.
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Mannakee St. Complete Streets Feasibility Study
Reimagining a Safer Multimodal Corridor for All
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Community-Level Safety Planning: How Big Should You Go?
Improving safety for everyone is a foundational priority in the transportation industry. Check out our tips to maximize the benefits of tackling safety from a wider scope, while still keeping unique city needs front and center.
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Level 3 Automation Is Here. What Does This Mean for Our Roadways?
The first Level 3 automated vehicles are in consumer markets in the United States—and a once-hazy future of autonomous cars is coming a little more into focus.
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Thain Road Corridor and Access Study
How Community Collaboration Paved the Way for a More Connected Corridor in Lewiston
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Bay Area Mobility Hub Study
Moving Mobility to the Forefront in the Bay Area
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Pioneer Parkway Roundabout in Yavapai County
A Turning Point for Safety at a High-Speed Intersection
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