Streamlining the Corridor Study: How Analytics Shorten Timelines & Clarify Planning Priorities
The corridor study is perhaps the most quintessential transportation project for public agencies and Architecture Engineering & Construction (AEC) firms.
But they are also costly, time consuming, and complex, requiring countless hours of data collection, analysis, and extensive public outreach.
Analytics can solve the challenge of developing a comprehensive and persuasive corridor study on a faster timeline than traditional methods alone.
Join our webinar to learn how your agency can put analytics to work to access corridor data with a few clicks (including speed, trip duration, volume, time of day, congestion, demographic info, and more) across corridor studies of all sizes, including NEPA planning, long-range mobility improvement, metropolitan transportation plans, and more.
Speakers will share:
How clients have used StreetLight’s analytics to run in-depth corridor studies.
How analytics support existing conditions analyses, project prioritization, regulatory compliance, and stakeholder communications.
An in-platform corridor study analysis to demonstrate how to leverage these tools for your own corridor study work.
Who is this webinar for?
Transportation leaders who want to show elected officials and constituents how you will drive down costs, speed timelines, and effectively prioritize critical planning work.
Transportation practitioners considering putting analytics to work for existing conditions analyses, project prioritization, and regulatory requirements, among other use cases.
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"We started with StreetLight by detangling a huge set of data to help us understand the existing geography of truck movement. These patterns helped us establish a plan that could enable changes to the corridor."
April Schneider
Stantec
Panelist Bios
Chuck Imbrogno is Manager, Models & Data Analysis at Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission (SPC) where he leads travel demand modeling, data collection and analysis, forecasting, air quality assessment, and more.
Erika Eagan is Transportation Data & Models Analyst at SPC where she designs, operates, and interprets travel and forecast models to support planning across the MPO’s 10-county region.
Nathan Shay is Solutions Engineer at StreetLight. Previously, Nathan worked as a transportation planning and traffic engineering consultant serving DOTs and MPOs throughout the country. Prior to that Nathan started his career as a travel demand modeler working for the MPOs in Columbus, Ohio and Houston Texas.
Easily access volume, speed, congestion, trip duration, top routes, and more to enable a more robust corridor study on demand.
Easily run multiple analyses for the same corridor to see which project will have the biggest impact
Justify prioritization decisions for stakeholders and the public with validated data
Access recent traffic volumes, speed, and more, to inform and update your regulatory requirements
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Access on-demand corridor planning metrics across any road, any season, any U.S. location.
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