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As mentioned in the Herald Democrat, CS was selected by the Sherman-Denison Metropolitan Planning Organization to conduct the second phase of the Grayson County Freight Mobility Plan, focusing on freight movements on US 75. Our experts completed the first phase...

The Heartland Port Authority is making significant progress in the development of a Missouri River port. The Jefferson City Area Chamber of Commerce applied for a $750,000 federal Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) grant to fund preliminary engineering...

Looking to stay informed on the latest on data-driven solutions for transportation challenges? Quantifying travel behavior accurately, tailoring transit systems to meet customer demand, and analyzing the impacts of ridehailing systems on transportation networks are some of the challenging issues that...

Dani Waltersdorfer, transportation analyst, attended and presented at this year’s State of the Map US (SOTMUS) Conference in Detroit. Click here to read Dani’s post on OpenStreetMapUS’ blog about the conference, her presentation on curb managements and some of...

The City of Palm Beach Gardens received a grant from the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity on behalf of the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, nine other municipalities and other regional partners. The grant money will help envision  a...

In a recent AARP white paper titled, “Universal Mobility as a Service: A Bold Vision for Harnessing the Opportunity of Disruption,” there is a section about specialized transportation that highlights the mobility benefits of open-source software. The report cites ...

As mentioned in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Gateway85 Gwinnett Community Improvement District is partnering with Cambridge Systematics to develop a freight plan. The plan will include recommendations aimed at improving freight-related mobility and infrastructure along Georgia’s I-85 corridor.

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As reported by KUER 90.1, Utah officials partnered with CS to conduct a feasibility study to help determine the best location for the state’s dry port. The study revealed that the Northwest quadrant of Salt Lake City has unique potential...

Mentioned in the Albany Herald, GDOT is moving forward with the Interstate 85 Widening Project. This project is the first of 11 Major Mobility Investment Program projects.The project is estimated to help reduce delays up to 56% along I-85 according...

The National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP)  announced on July 18, 2018 the release of Report 868: Cell Phone Location Data for Travel Behavior Analysis to provide guidelines for using these anonymized data to inform transportation projects. The research was...

With NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), CS helped develop the FreightNYC plan, a modern, multimodal freight strategy for New York City.

The shareholders of Cambridge Systematics re-elected Lance Neumann, CS’ former President, to the firm’s Board of Directors on Tuesday, June 19. The re-election commences Neumann’s third three-year term as Chairman of the Board.

Neumann has 40 years of experience in...

As mentioned in the Livingston County News, the Genesee Transportation Council launched their mobility management website, Ride Livingston. The website, built on CS Software’s 1-Click open-source trip planning platform, was developed to help Livingston County residents plan trips using available transportation resources. 

This summer, officials from the Sherman-Denison Metropolitan Planning Organization (SDMPO) expect to present the draft regional freight corridor plan that they developed with experts from Cambridge Systematics, reported HeraldDemocrat.com. The plan will outline the major freight networks across the Texoma region and identify freight strategies that support economic development.

We’re proud to announce that CS’ Ellen Ray, Transportation Analyst, has been selected for the 2018 Notley Fellowship program. “This fellowship will help enable me to make a positive and lasting impact on the Austin community,” said Ray. “I’m excited...