Civil and transportation engineer Nicole Dias, P.E., is featured in Woman Engineer Magazine, where she shares her passion for working with public agencies and communities to create more accessible and equitable spaces.
For those considering the benefits of digital delivery, this FAQ explains how transportation planners, designers, contractors, and the public all benefit.
Flexible street design—or performance-based street design—is a new standard in roadway design, allowing agencies to complete smaller portions of a project in the present and expand on them in the future.
Kimley-Horn is proud to announce that the Uptown Sedona Roadway Improvements project in Sedona, Arizona was recognized among the 2021 Top 22 Public Works Projects of the Year.
Stacie Phillips, P.E., played a key role in developing the official guidance for traffic signals at diverging diamond interchanges (DDI)s in TRB’s second edition informational guide. Check out the highlights and takeaways from this update.
Karen Sprattler, RSP1, explains how incorporating behavioral analyses and countermeasures in transportation projects can lead to more comprehensive safety solutions.
More than 1.3 million people die each year from road and traffic crashes. Traffic safety experts Mike Colety, P.E., PTOE, RSP2I and Dhruva Lahon, P.E., PTOE, share the how the Safe System Approach can reduce that number.
Watch the recent webinar on using HSIP funding for RSSA projects to systemically address roadway safety.
Congratulations to 12 of our transportation engineers who recently earned the Transportation Professional Certification Board’s new Road Safety Professional (RSP) Certification! Our teammates are among the first 105 professionals to be RSP certified. Thank you for your commitment to promoting safety on our roads and in our communities.