For this proposed 417-unit single-family residential development, Street Smarts prepared the traffic impact analysis, area of influence analysis, and air quality benchmark statement for the non-expedited review package submitted to the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority and Gwinnett County.

Street Smarts provides traffic engineering staff to assist with traffic management duties and management level traffic operations expertise at the GDOT Transportation Management Center. Additional services include business process analysis and process improvement services enabling greater efficiency and a more productive environment for GDOT.

Street Smarts provides administrative support and Construction, Engineering And Inspections (CE&I) support for the Georgia Department of Transportation's ITS Maintenance Statewide. The NaviGAtor system is currently comprised of a variety of field components and subsystems including 2,105 ITS field devices and 302-miles of fiber optic communications network used to transport video and data to and from the Transportation Management Centers located in Atlanta and Macon. ITS Maintenance works to ensure that the fiber optic network and all devices are functioning properly. This not only aids in incident management, but also helps to provide the traveling public with crucial traffic information.

Street Smarts created, installed and fine-tuned timing plans for major corridors, established emergency vehicle preemption, and assisted the City Traffic Engineer solve additional signal timing and signal design issues.

Timing plans were developed for nearly 90 intersections based on travel time between intersections and offsets at crossing systems to meet the strict limited project budget. The majority of the timing plan development was based on field experience and field observations.

Timing parameters were established and deployed at 24 intersections for expansion of the City's emergency vehicle preemption system.

City Traffic Engineer consults with Street Smarts engineers on an as needed basis for expertise in signal design and timing issues.

As part of the Governor's Fast Forward Program, Street Smarts was selected to participate in the upgrading of existing state and local signal systems, including more than 400 traffic signals in the metropolitan Atlanta area. The project seeks to modernize and repair aging equipment on Metro-Atlanta's regionally significant corridors.

Signal system timing plans along State Highways in the Cities of Rockwall and Midlothian, Texas.

Street Smarts developed timing plans for FM 740 and SH 205 in the City of Rockwall, and US 287 in the City of Midlothian for this project. Traffic patterns were analyzed to identify operational plans; timing parameters were developed; and the signal system was modeled with the planned timing improvements.

Street Smarts engineers conducted field fine-tuning of the new timing plans and coordinated travel time data collection. Before and after studies were conducted to document the reduction in travel time, number of stops and signal delay along all corridors.

Street Smarts developed and implemented new signal timings for Scott Boulevard in accordance with GDOT Specifications. The five-mile, 12-intersection corridor is a major commuter artery through the heart of DeKalb County with several major arterial crossings. The results of the signal timing project and communication repairs were improvements to every measure of effectiveness - travel time, speed, overall delay, number of stops, fuel consumption, and emissions. The average total delay decreased 42%.