Los Gatos Town Council heard from Erin Vaca with DKS about the draft Traffic Impact Program.
DKS helps Los Gatos update its traffic-related development fee structure
Author: Kasey DeLucia
We’re looking at the wrong data
Brian Chandler promotes innovative technologies and emerging data sets to improve safety analysis, leading to projects that better address historic inequities and reduce fatal and serious injury collisions. Why are we building safety projects in the wrong locations?
Technology Meets Transit
Portland’s Division FX reshapes a bus line, traffic, and lives (photo by KLiK Concepts) https://www.roadsbridges.com/current-issue/article/21535516/technology-meets-transit
What’s the best time to plan for your future electric fleet? NOW!
The transportation industry is in the early stages of a radical re-invention that will impact all aspects of mobility. The Time to Plan for Your Future Electric Fleet
DKS Promotes New Vice Presidents and Principals
DKS is pleased to announce the following promotions.
Brian Chandler Discusses National Pedestrian Safety Month
Brian Chandler discusses Safe Streets for All, data, and the role of technology in making roads safer for all as part of Urban Logiq’s episode of “Ask the Experts” series. https://twitter.com/UrbanLogiq/status/1585372327982018560
It’s a new day for transit on Portland’s Division Street
The FX 2 – Division project will improve the reliability of bus transit—and people’s lives The future of transit has arrived. The long-awaited project to make bus transportation more efficient, reliable and safe along Portland’s Division Street corridor opened on September 17th. TriMet’s Division FX is a national example of how cutting-edge technology and human-centered design can significantly improve … Read more
Umatilla County, Oregon spearheading digital mapping for rual roads
DKS is helping Umatilla County, Oregon, be the first in the nation to digitally map real-time traffic flows on county roads. County is spearheading digital mapping for rural roads
Notice of Funding Opportunity for Safe Streets and Roads for All
The USDOT has released a new Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A), a $5 Billion, 5-year discretionary program focused on the safety of local roadways. One important element of SS4A is a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, which is a required element for an agency to apply for an Implementation Grant. USDOT has developed … Read more
Lacy Brown co-authors article on Implementing a Safety Culture: Experience from the Private Sector
Check out Lacy Brown’s co-authored article on posted on the FHWA Safety Compass Newsletter and website. https://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/newsletter/safetycompass/2022/summer/#s7