Solve your freight project with real-world evidence
Whether it’s a corridor, bottleneck, or truck parking initiative, you need answers tied to a specific place. Use observed freight data to define the problem clearly and move your project forward with confidence.
Turn truck parking challenges into defensible plan outcomes
Truck parking is a top issue, but often lacks clear, consistent measurement. Observed truck behavior helps quantify demand, identify high-risk locations, and strengthen plan recommendations with credible data that aligns with safety, mobility, and federal reporting expectations.
Featured Article
How planners can forecast freight bottlenecks
Many bottlenecks are addressed too late: after delays, costs, and safety risks escalate. This article explores how early indicators in freight movement data can reveal where congestion is forming, helping planners act sooner and target the right locations.
Proof from projects like yours
Advancing state freight plans with a commodity flow database
Rhode Island enhanced its freight plan with defensible data, creating clearer connections between freight movement and economic outcomes, supporting stronger funding narratives.
New York City Department of Transportation: Creating safer streets with data-driven traffic-calming strategies
NYC DOT replaced time-intensive manual speed monitoring with scalable, reliable analytics. It helped prioritize high-risk corridors, validate community safety concerns, and make faster, evidence-based traffic-calming decisions.
Southern California Association of Governments
SCAG used origin-destination data to gain a clearer view of freight movement across one of the nation’s most complex regions, improving how bottlenecks, last-mile trends, and infrastructure needs were identified and prioritized.
Research
A vehicle’s purpose: Providing vocation insights to transportation planners
Transportation funding is competitive. Counting trucks isn’t enough. Understanding vehicle vocation — what those trucks are actually doing — helps you define corridor problems with precision and validate project decisions with observed evidence.
Expert Insights
What Atlanta’s truck parking crisis teaches us about demand analysis
A real-world example of how localized data reveals parking shortages—and where solutions will have the greatest impact.
Move your project forward with confidence
When your project is grounded in real-world freight behavior, decisions become clearer and timelines move faster. Get the data you need to validate your approach and deliver results for your corridor, site, or region.
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