Hear from Kimley-Horn’s prominent design and planning experts as they share critical knowledge and guidance you can trust on today’s trending topics.
As we kick off 2021, Kimley-Horn transportation experts from across the country weigh in on what shifts in travel behavior could mean for agencies, communities, businesses, and the future of transportation and land use planning.
Scott Sounart, P.E., and Stacie Steel, P.E., share the benefits of recovering renewable materials to minimize environmental impacts, lessen traffic disruptions, and reduce overall asset management costs.
Karen Sprattler, RSP1, explains how incorporating behavioral analyses and countermeasures in transportation projects can lead to more comprehensive safety solutions.
In designing more than 200,000 multifamily units across the country, our experts have learned common development challenges and how to overcome or avoid them. James Hall lists 10 recommendations that can help developers optimize their time and budgets.
How can camera-based and smartphone app-based systems make highway express and HOV lanes more efficient and cost-effective? Chadi Chazbek shares the benefits of both systems and why transit agencies should consider upgrading.
Kimley-Horn was ranked number three on Business Design + Construction’s Top 40 Engineering Architecture Firms of 2020 list.
If you’re a commercial, residential, or industrial property developer considering the installation of EV charging stations at your sites, this guide is for you.
Hear from our panel of Kimley-Horn quick-service restaurant site development engineers and a landscape architect on adapting and optimizing QSR site locations.
Part two of our equity in transportation podcast episode looks at the responsibility planners have in renewal projects and how projects can make investments in the community.
No matter what the future has in store for airports, the ability to adapt will be key to long-term success. Tom Schnetzer outlines five steps to help guide airport scenario planning to prepare for whatever comes next.
In the first of a two-part episode of the Kimley-Horn Perspectives podcast, we explore the history of making transportation projects more equitable and share strategies to engage and include a diverse community in the planning process.
Chris Igo, P.E., Chris Niforatos, P.E., and Chip Votava, P.E., ENV SP, discuss how reviewing current regulations, identifying vulnerabilities, and building partnerships can make water utility systems more resilient.
Learn from Kimley-Horn’s traffic control operation specialists on how to prepare a drive-thru or mobile COVID-19 vaccination site.
Mark Miller, P.E., and Evan Ghidella, E.I., discuss PFAS history, treatment, and removal technologies in the August 2020 Florida Water Resources Journal.
Is your traffic management center ready to go virtual? Kimley-Horn’s David Halloin, P.E., PTOE, and Tom Hartmann, P.E., PTOE, IMSA II, explain how they successfully coordinated a weekend-long interstate closure remotely for the City of Arlington.