A new bypass rearranges the map. Roads that carried steady traffic for years suddenly go quiet. Quiet roads pick up traffic no one planned for, and properties along those roads wake up to a whole new scene at the driveway. … Continue reading →
The most expensive surprises in road construction sit a few feet under the pavement. Water mains, sewer lines, gas pipes, power cables and fiber all share the ground where new roads go. Roadway design that ignores them tends to find … Continue reading →
A transportation engineer looks at the big picture of how people get around. As new homes, roads and public spaces spread across the region, that view matters more than ever. Growth doesn’t just add cars to one street. It changes … Continue reading →
