Jill Gibson earns a spot on Mass Transit’s 2023 40 Under 40 list. Recognized for her transformative rail projects, community engagement, and strategic planning, Jill’s innovative approach shapes modern transit and fosters vibrant communities.
Discover the key lessons for designing an efficient Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in urban environments. Learn from successful projects across the nation, including creative parking solutions, platform height considerations, technology integration, smooth guideway transitions, and optimal station platform orientations.
Transit practice leader Liz Scanlon graduated from the 2022 Leadership APTA program and provides some key takeaways from her team’s capstone project.
This Q&A summarizes the changes and previews how U.S. passenger rail will evolve in the next decade.
The FTA aims to support local transit agencies in converting diesel buses to zero-emission bus fleets by 2050. There’s a lot to plan for and a lot to consider when starting your zero-emission bus deployment and we have you covered every step of the way.
In this webinar Kimley-Horn and industry experts share first-hand experience with early deployments of electric buses in dramatically different contexts.
Kimley Horn’s Mary Kate Morookian talks with community organizer, Aidil Ortiz about their partnership to revamp the Durham Transit Plan.
Learn more about how your community or region can benefit from an enhanced focus on rail project funding and the value of BCAs.
Kimley-Horn’s Iván Gonzalez volunteered to serve on the jury for a transit seating and shelter furniture design competition and used his planning knowledge and industry expertise to help select the most functional design for the new bus stop furniture.
Kimley-Horn has opened its Seattle office and is leading the next phase of Sound Transit’s Link expansion program – the 16.3 mile Everett Link Extension (EVLE).
The City of San Jose is looking to employ new technologies to offer a better transportation experience. After evaluating several innovative solutions for the city, Adam Dankberg, P.E., shares five standout options.
Ashley Lickliter shares how transit systems are delivering essential services today, and how funding and ridership may look for the industry as shelter-in-place orders expire.
Kimley-Horn’s Emily Grenzke, MIAM, a national leader in infrastructure asset management discusses how to best deal with risk during a time of rapid change.
How do you catalyze the redevelopment and revitalization of a city? It may be as simple as introducing a modern form of transportation.