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Alternative Intersection Design: How Do I Choose?
Alternative intersections can provide improved safety and performance over conventional designs, sometimes at a lower construction cost.
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Are We Doing the Right Project? A Fresh Look at Sustainability
Asking the simple question, “Are we doing the right project?” before we dive into the design is critical in protecting our future.
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15-Year FERC Hydropower License Extension—is it Possible?
How did the City of Crystal Falls obtain a 15-year extension for its Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Hydropower license? Learn more here.
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Reimagining Traffic Signal Timing in a Post-COVID World
Mead & Hunt is proactively recommending and applying these techniques as part of our signal timing work for multiple jurisdictions.
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How Can Airports Become Financially Resilient?
Airlines have already made significant changes to their September schedules. We will likely see additional changes in October.
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What is GSI? What Can it Do for Us?
Green Stormwater Infrastructure uses nature-inspired stormwater control devices and practices to control and treat stormwater at its source.
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Great River Trail Winona Connector Opens to Pedestrians
The recently opened Winona Connector Bridge links Buffalo County, Wisconsin and the Great River Trail to the City of Winona, Minnesota.
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Giving Buses the Green Light
Emerging technology and artificial intelligence can combine traffic data to leverage Transit Signal Priority system capabilities more effectively.
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Great American Rail-Trail Resurrects Coast-to-Coast Pathway
The task of repurposing a defunct railway can be lengthy, but the finished product will be worth it: a safe trail that connects communities and ...
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Future of Food Plant Designs Post-Pandemic: Food Plants Just Got “Smaller”
As food processors in safety risk management leadership complete risk assessments to respond to the new normal, implementing engineering controls and solutions will be the ...
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