Consultancy

Transportation Master Plan

A transportation master plan is a vital planning process for cities over 100,000 inhabitants. This planning process usually includes the following steps:

• Collection of Existing Data: Collection of data on existing transportation infrastructure, traffic flow, intersection counts, etc.
• Collection of New Data: Collecting data such as current traffic density and population growth.
• Data Analysis and Preparation of Model Inputs: Establishment and calibration of transportation demand forecasting models by analyzing the collected data.
• Establishment and Calibration of Transportation Demand Forecasting Model: Estimating future transportation needs and making plans accordingly.
• Estimated Target Year Inputs (Target Year Projections): Forecasting data such as traffic density, transportation demands for a given target year.
• Creating Alternatives and Testing in the Model: Creating different transportation scenarios and testing these scenarios with simulation on the model.
• Preparation of Transportation Master Plan Report: Presenting all these analyses and planning in a detailed report.

Traffic Counts

Detailed data collection such as intersection, cross-section, control, pedestrian, passenger, cordon/perimeter counts.

Signalization Projects and Analysis Studies

Detailed signaling analysis such as signal phase diagrams, duration optimization, green wave studies and smart intersection projects.

Geometric Arrangement and Circulation

Detailed arrangements on the road network such as traffic circulation arrangements, lane widths, median arrangements, roadside parking areas.