Celebrating Innovations from Our R&D Teams

 

Driving Transformation in Transportation Consulting
August 25, 2023 • 1 minute read
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Celebrating Innovations from Our R&D Teams

 

Driving Transformation in Transportation Consulting
August 25, 2023 • 1 minute read

We are uniquely positioned to invest in cutting-edge research and development (R&D) and our engineers and planners are rapidly addressing the changing needs of our clients. Currently, we have 15 cross-disciplinary R&D teams. Their important efforts are routinely celebrated internally, spotlighting the talented minds behind them.

Here we’re sharing six 30-second examples to give you a flavor of what’s going on and what we’re seeing across the firm. If you’re interested, connect with our contributors for deeper insights.

Transit Speed & Reliability
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Right-Sizing Parking
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Visual Communications
Email Cullen McCormick to Learn More
Changing Travel Patterns
Email Yoyo Zeng to Learn More
Evacuation Planning Analysis
Email Chelsea Richer to Learn More
Scenario Planning
Email Matt Haynes to Learn More

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Contributors

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Jeremiah LaRose

Transit Discipline Leader

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John Gard

Parking, Land Use and Transportation Leader

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Cullen McCormick

Creative Studio Leader

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Yoyo Zeng

Senior Planning and Forecasting Discipline Member

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Chelsea Richer

Climate & Resilience Discipline Leader

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Matt Haynes

FP Think Innovative Leader

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