Principal, Dallas Office Leader

Since graduating from UT Austin, Josh has worked for over 20 years on the analysis and design of multimodal transportation facilities, and he serves as a companywide design expert.  He manages the design of traffic signal systems; street and intersection lighting; ITS; transit enhancements; striping and signing; as well as pedestrian and bicycle improvements. Josh has extensive experience analyzing urban traffic signal operations and function and comfort of transit, pedestrian and bicycle facilities.  He has also given back to the profession, having taught traffic signal design for over a decade, both for ASCE and for U.C. Berkeley’s Institute of Transportation Studies Tech Transfer Program. Josh relocated to Dallas in July 2021.

Principal in Charge, South Region

Matthew has worked with Fehr & Peers since 1994 and helped open offices in San Francisco, Seattle, Oakland, and Washington, DC. He supports Fehr & Peers’ new offices in Florida and Texas. He has been involved in many of the Firm’s highest visibility and most complex projects. His key strengths include a broad background and multimodal approach to large area and modal plans, many using innovative performance measures and creative designs. He is a city planner with a passion for active transportation and safety and is applying this passion to the El Paso Vision Zero Plan and FHWA Complete Streets training to TxDOT. He is a regular contributor to professional organizations such as the Institute of Transportation Engineers and the Transportation Research Board and has written a number of national publications related to complete streets and bicycle and pedestrian planning and design.

Engineer/Planner

Natalie relocated to Dallas from Fehr & Peers’ San Francisco office in February 2023. In San Francisco, Natalie enjoyed taking a multi-disciplinary approach to improving transportation safety for roadway users. She has worked on a myriad of transportation projects such as pedestrian crossing improvements, multimodal corridor plans, bike facility feasibility studies, signal design and striping plans, traffic operations analysis, and evacuation studies. Natalie is excited to work with local clients and partners on innovative projects to help improve communities’ accessibility and mobility. She plans to get involved in professional organizations in Dallas and is especially interested in becoming acquainted with Dallas’ bicycle network.

Lubbock Citibus – We are providing our expertise to Lubbock Citibus to define new locations, space requirements, preliminary costs, funding strategies, and route implications for a new maintenance/administration facility, a new downtown transit plaza, and mobility hubs.

I-345 Feasibility Study – Conducting a study of replacement of an elevated freeway structure on the east side of Downtown and separating Downtown from Deep Elum. Replacement options included an at-grade boulevard, elevated freeway or below ground freeway.  Utilized big data to understand travel patterns of trips occurring on I-345.