Roadway
7 Key Principles of Roundabout Design
Roundabouts can hold multiple benefits for our communities, but designing them is not always simple. Here are some key principles to consider.
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Is an “RCUT” a Piece of Meat?
Restricted crossing U-turn (RCUT) intersections are an alternative intersection option that can potentially bring numerous benefits to our roadways.
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When it Comes to Litter, Small Changes Can Have a Big Impact
Litter negatively impacts people, plants, and animals. Here’s what Mead & Hunt is doing to help, and tips for individuals as well.
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Transportation Construction: More than Moving Dirt
Balancing environmental needs with transportation construction project needs is multifaceted. And the resulting design changes can be fascinating!
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Protected Bike Lanes Project Wins ACEC-MW EEA Honor Award
Mead & Hunt was awarded an Engineering Excellence Honor Award for work on the Park Place and Warder Street Protected Bike Lanes Project in DC!
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When Road Meets Rail, Joint Annual Inspections Can Save Lives
Joint annual inspections at highway-rail grade crossings with preempted traffic signals are vital to protecting the traveling public.
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GIS Streamlines Historic Road Evaluations
Mead & Hunt recently used GIS mapping to significantly streamline a statewide historic highway project, saving time and expense.
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Why is ADA Compliance Important?
Why should you care about ADA compliance and is there funding in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to address non-ADA compliant facilities?
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Reaching Zero Deaths Requires a New, Unified Roadway Safety Strategy
The USDOT recently announced the creation of a new National Roadway Safety Strategy. USDOT will focus on five areas as part of this unified approach.
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Traffic Signals: the Overlooked Asset?
Traffic signal issues are not always immediately visible. A traffic signal remedial inspection program should be an integral part of any traffic signal program.
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