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Planning

TranSystems believes that planning is as essential to the overall goal of providing for the safe, rapid, convenient and efficient movement of people and goods as is proper design, operation, maintenance and administration.

For our clients we regularly provide regional and urban planning studies, thoroughfare plan development, central business district and area-wide circulations studies traffic assignment and system analysis, neighborhood and community planning, comprehensive parking surveys and feasibility studies, corridor development master plans, origin and destination surveys, capital improvement programming, transportation network modeling, alternatives analysis and cost estimating, transportation systems management studies, utility planning, user benefit/cost analysis, bikeway system planning, and urban/regional/statewide systems planning.
Clients have come to expect and depend on our attention to detail and our ability to consistently produce quality plans.
The demands and expectations of the planning industry changes constantly. New considerations arise as the transportation impacts of maturing urban, suburban and intercity assets become evident. We are full partners in contributing to policy level decision-making by presenting an understanding of the process and dynamic of the life cycle of transportation. This means anticipating needs, developing economically acceptable means of meeting them, recommending programs of investment to provide necessary transportation assets and confirming the adequacy of prior planning efforts. 

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For the HPA, TranSystems investigated the feasibility of developing containerized cargo handling with intermodal capability. This MORE
The Port of Miami is making significant changes to the terminal access routes and truck traffic patterns in anticipation of a doubling of MORE
The 518-acre "Cruise Capital of the World" and "Cargo Gateway of the Americas" retains TranSystems under a $2.2 million contrac... MORE
When Toyota developed the new $800 million Tundra truck manufacturing plant on a 2,000-acre former ranch, they selected TranSystems MORE
Watkins Motor Lines (now FedEx) had outgrown their existing location in the greater Kansas City area. The company selected an undeveloped MORE
Toyota's quarter-century presence at Terminal 4 made the Port of Portland the West Coast's largest volume automobile handler. The new MORE

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High Speed Rail in the US: From Concept to Reality
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Use of BIM Earned TranSystems a 2012 AIA Technology Award
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