Tag: traffic
Wolverton & Associates is Now CHA
Southeast Transportation Team is Unified Under CHA Brand
Albany, NY – CHA Consulting, Inc. (CHA), a highly diversified, full-service consulting engineering firm, announces its recent acquisition, Wolverton...
Dust detection system to boost safety on I-10 stretch prone to blowing dust
ADOT pilot project finishing installation of variable speed limit signs, sensors
PHOENIX – When blowing dust reduces visibility along 10 miles of Interstate 10 between...
I-10/SR 210 Draft Environmental Assessment available for review
Formal comment period begins; public hearing set for Nov. 20
PHOENIX – A study to improve Interstate 10 and State Route 210 – and to...
Ohio’s First Smartlane Officially Opens
SMARTLANE OPERATIONAL ON I-670
Lt. Governor Jon Husted and Ohio Department of Transportation Director Jack Marchbanks announced the opening of Ohio's first SmartLane today.
The SmartLane...
How Technology Will Impact Traffic in the Near Future
By April Spears
In recent years, the number of cars on the road in the U.S. has steadily climbed, reaching an all-time high of 272.48...
TxDOT Builds a Rare Diverging Diamond
Explosive Growth in Austin Triggers Novel Traffic Solution
By Bob Austin, P.E.
The MoPac Expressway intersections at Slaughter Lane and La Crosse Avenue in southwest Austin...
Atlanta improves to 11th in U.S., 71st in the world for traffic congestion
Atlanta ranks No. 11 among the top 25 most congested cities in the U.S. — significantly lower than other major U.S. cities across the nation — according to data collected in 2018 by INRIX Research.
StreetLight Data adds ability to measure bike, pedestrian, and vehicular traffic
StreetLight Data, Inc., a provider of big data analytics for mobility, debuted an industry-first with the capability to measure bicycle and pedestrian traffic, virtually anywhere, in addition to vehicular traffic.
Report identifies nine ‘wasteful’ highway expansion projects
A new report by the U.S. PIRG Education Fund and Frontier Group identifies nine “wasteful” highway expansion projects across the country, slated collectively to cost at least $30 billion.
