Recent California decisions and the Attorney General’s 2022 guidance have raised expectations for how CEQA documents address evacuation. Our Evacuation Impact Assessment Checklist is a qualitative analysis tool that helps teams organize evidence, screen for potential impacts, and reach a defensible conclusion faster, so time and effort can shift from extensive quantification to identifying mitigation and evacuation improvements.
We’re developing a Generative AI Policy Starter Kit with ITE’s AI Great Ideas Group. If you’re creating AI guidance now, share one question or sample policy snippet to help shape the resource.
If you’ve ever paused mid-CEQA draft to ask “what do we mean by this, exactly?”, our new VMT Mitigation Lexicon is for you.
The DC decongestion pricing study landed years late in a city that looks nothing like the one it studied. What is the debate really about?
This February 2026 ITE Journal article shows how connected street networks and cross-department collaboration can help communities balance everyday safety with reliable emergency access.
Quick-build projects have come a long way from their paint-and-plastic beginnings. Our Toolbox gives public agencies a practical way to compare quick-build materials for bikeways that balance budgets, timelines, durability, and aesthetics.