Traffic Engineering Studies
 Traffic studies are often conducted to address a range of needs from the most simple -- engineering a new facility entrance – to the more complex – studying traffic throughout an installation, municipality or region.
When properly conducted, traffic engineering studies solve critical corridor issues and help avert future congestion and other growth-related transportation problems. Plans often consider traffic impacts well into the future, sometimes as far as thirty years into the future. Such planning is essential in growing municipalities. GUERNSEY routinely provides services in data collection, conceptual studies, traffic impact analysis and modeling.
Not only is the traffic volume of importance, the configuration of an intersection or entrance gate also requires careful analyzing. Traffic engineering studies are essential to Department of Defense (DoD) facilities with heightened security awareness, where distances from check points to important buildings is an important issue.
GUERNEY’s traffic engineering services for streets and roadways includes engineering studies for:
- intersections and entrance gates
- gathering of existing traffic counts and geometric data
- forecasting of future traffic volumes
- time-delay studies for traffic queued at intersections and entrance gates
- making recommendations for improvements
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GUERNSEY engineers also work closely with local councils of government, city councils and other planning authorities to maintain close relations with local citizens and stakeholders. Our diversified experience provides a broad spectrum of service in a variety of transportation-related areas.
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