StreetLight’s Turning Movement Count (TMC) Metrics save transportation engineers and planners time without putting sensor-deploying staff in harm’s way, or relying on outdated equipment.
Hayley GolubSeptember 15, 2021
Transportation analytics confirmed that the city of Columbus qualified for a federal grant supporting freight movements, then won the grant.
Jeff PeelAugust 25, 2021
How to strengthen your organization’s data culture to ensure your team gets more insights, improves cross-functional relationships, and maximizes cost-to-benefit ratios.
Phaedra HiseAugust 2, 2021
StreetLight now offers stronger support to those researching transit’s past and planning for its future. Learn about our on-demand Bus and Rail Metrics for the U.S. and Canada, now included in our Multimode subscription.
Hayley GolubFebruary 4, 2021
Learn how to analyze where traffic actually detours compared to suggested routes, and how that impacts aging bridges across this section of the Mississippi River.
Martin MurrayJanuary 4, 2021
From “business as usual” planning to measuring COVID-19’s effects on transportation, here are some examples of the great work transportation planners were able to achieve in 2020.
Phaedra HiseDecember 21, 2020
Department of Transportation budget uncertainty was on everyone’s mind at our annual StreetLight Summit. StreetLight “power users” discuss high-value ways to use big data analytics.
Editorial TeamNovember 17, 2020
The Greater Madison MPO maximizes efficiency by quickly and easily running analyses to rule out dead-end transportation projects, and better optimize resources.
Ben LymanNovember 3, 2020
This guide explains predefined and custom transportation zones to identify which type of zone set works best for various Big Data analyses.
Phaedra HiseAugust 10, 2020
Panini Chowdhury of the Brooke Hancock Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission analyses changing travel in West Virginia and Jefferson County, Ohio.
Editorial TeamMay 29, 2020
