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.
How can municipalities take a resilient and holistic approach to managing their water resource engineering projects? What sustainability actions should they start taking today? Tune in to learn more.
Jamie Mateyak, EIT, explains how a combination of preventative measures, stronger enforcement, and community involvement can help curb this dangerous trend.
The results are in! Jay VonAhsen shares the findings from the first nationwide survey of its kind in 15 years. Learn what first responders across the country shared about the impacts of roundabouts in their communities.
Kelley Klepper shares how CRAs are being impacted by COVID-19 and the community planning opportunities they can take advantage of to rebuild better communities.
Raul Dominguez, EIT, was one of the primary contributors to a PFAS research report recently featured in “Texas h20”. Learn more about the forever chemicals and how the EPA is regulating them.
Tim Miller, P.E., of Kimley-Horn, and Benjamin Schmidt, Ph.D., of Roadbotics discuss how resiliency relates to pavement management, and the importance of being proactive with roadway infrastructure resiliency planning in this podcast episode.
As demand for electric vehicles grows, so will the need for EV infrastructure. Bryce Christensen, P.E., and Ryan Gram, P.E. share industry trends in the EV market amid COVID-19.
Passengers are returning to air travel with new expectations for safety and convenience. Learn how airports can prepare for the coming changes from Kimley-Horn’s landside aviation engineers.
Elizabeth McQueen shares how cities can prepare for the era of Urban Air Mobility in Inside Unmanned Systems.
Kimley-Horn parking planners Brian Bartholomew, CAPP and Michael Connor share how retailers can effectively expand their operations outdoors using PARK(ing) Day processes.
Kimley-Horn’s Jonathan Guy and Allison Fluitt discuss three ways resiliency appears in transportation projects, namely through planning, funding, and infrastructure, and how everything ultimately comes down to prioritization.
Chadi Chazbek, P.E. highlights how the pandemic has accelerated shifting trends in the tolling industry and describes what the road ahead may look like.
As some schools prepare to reopen in the fall, Kimley-Horn offers some best practices on how to use portable classrooms to meet social distancing requirements.
Drone technology gives engineers higher-quality, more accurate data to evaluate roundabout safety. Read more about how Mark Lenters, P.E., and Sean Houck, P.E., use this technology to create a new avenue for roundabout safety reviews.
Telecom project managers Todd Ireland and Marshall Knight share how fiber optic networks are uniquely designed to support the safety and well-being of our communities.