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Multi-Modal Studies

Design for people. Move more with less conflict.

Overview

Modern mobility is not just cars. Multi-Modal Studies evaluate how pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders, micromobility users, and drivers share space within a campus, district, or corridor, so networks stay safe, legible, and efficient for everyone.

Since 1980, we have delivered multimodal work for schools, downtowns, mixed-use districts, trails, station areas, and campuses across Texas, balancing person throughput with comfort and safety.

What's included

  • Field audits and desire line observation
  • Network analysis, including pedestrian sheds and bike LTS
  • Operations and safety review, including turning conflicts and signal phasing
  • Phasing and triggers for near term and long term improvements
  • Clear exhibits and wayfinding for staff and the public
Pedestrians walking along a city sidewalk

Why it matters

Multi-modal improvements reduce conflicts for people walking, biking, and using mobility aids. Moving more people without widening the roadway means optimizing signal time and space, and ADA compliant routes strengthen first and last mile connections. Clear exhibits also help secure funding and approvals.

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