King City plans to develop its urban growth boundary area called Kingston Terrace. https://tigardlife.com/featured/opinions-differ-on-kingston-terrace-development-plan/
Author: Kasey DeLucia
John Bosket discusses alternatives to ODOT’s Highway 97-Baker Road interchange
“We are projecting a tremendous amount of congestion,” explains Bosket. https://ktvz.com/news/deschutes-county/2021/06/09/odot-holds-virtual-open-house-to-discuss-us-highway-97-baker-road-interchange/
ITE Highlights Brian Chandler in its June Journal
See Brian Chandler’s member profile in ITE’s June Journal highlighting Building a Safety Legacy. https://www.nxtbook.com/ygsreprints/ITE/ite-journal-june-2021/index.php#/p/24
How Big Data was used to assess transportation equity in Lane County, Oregon
Hear how Amanda Deering and Kelly White assessed transportation equity in Oregon. They identified Title VI communities of concern, (minority, elderly, disabled, and lower-income populations), through analysis of these communities’ unique travel patterns. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9_iYhA5vFM
Richard Hutchinson receives promotion to Regional Director
Congratulations to Richard Hutchinson on his promotion to Regional Director!
Saving Lives with Connected Vehicle Data
For those of you that missed our webinar on using connected vehicle big data to improve safety on 2/25/21, a recording of the webinar is available here.
DKS recognized as a Bike Friendly Business
The League of American Bicyclists recognized DKS with a Silver designation award as a Bicycle Friendly Business, joining more than 1,400 visionary businesses across the country contributing to the movement to build a more Bicycle Friendly America. DKS joins 43 total new and renewing BFBs in the League’s latest round of business awards and BFBs nationwide, including everything from government … Read more
Happy 2021!
As 2020 comes to a close, DKS wishes our clients, colleagues, and friends a prosperous New Year!
Meet DKS’ Seattle Planning Practice Team Leaders!
Meet our Seattle Planning Practice Team Leads
The Future of Transit Signal Priority (TSP) Architecture
As traffic congestion is anticipated to increase three-fold over the next 25 years in Portland, Oregon, TriMet is in the process of expanding its transit service to meet the rising demand for increased ridership. The Future of Transit Signal Priority