News/Press

In the second installment of a series of articles addressing how pre-covid-19 transportation “disruptors” have been impacted by the pandemic, Dalia Leven, national planning lead for transit and shared mobility, discusses the ways the pandemic could increase the demand for...

CS’ Dalia Leven, transit and shared mobility service planning lead, shares insights on the factors impacting ride-hailing during COVID-19, including: demand, business sustainability, driver employment status and questions about health and safety.

The article is the first in a series...

Read the Federal Highway Administration’s Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Improvement Scenario Development report to learn the potential for synergistic emissions benefits for groups of projects funded by the CMAQ program.

This report, authored by CS’ Chris Porter, principal,...

Last year Metro Transit Minneapolis selected Cambridge Systematics to deploy the open-source software TheTransitClock to help improve the agency’s real-time bus predictions for their riders.

In a recent blog article, Metro Transit explains that this new NexTrip system provides...

In partnership with the National Waterways Foundation, Cambridge Systematics’ Paula Dowell, Katie Kirk and Isabel Victoria-Jaramillo estimated the economic impacts of the U.S. inland waterways system for 17 states. The graphics-rich profiles reveal the number of inland waterways-supported jobs,...

NCHRP published the Planning and Implementing Multimodal, Integrated Corridor Management: Guidebook developed by Cambridge Systematics’ Vassili Alexiadis and Alice Marecek.

Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) is an operational concept that helps reduce congestion and improve performance by...

NCHRP Research Report 899: Broadening Integrated Corridor Management Stakeholders, developed by Cambridge Systematics' Vassili Alexiadis, Alice Marecek and Ron Basile, addresses a broad range of operational and efficiency issues that are critical to bringing non-traditional (freight, transit, incident response and...

Niloofar Ghahramani, travel demand modeler, co-wrote a paper on disruptions to transportation systems during extreme weather events. In the paper featured in ASCE’s Journal of Urban Planning and Development, Ghahramani draws from smartphone app data sets to study the differences in...

Cambridge Systematics (CS) welcomes two senior leads to its Transit + Shared Mobility Practice: Satyen Patel, National Asset Management Lead, and Dalia Leven, National Planning Lead for Transit + Shared Mobility.  

“Now more than ever, transit agencies need support in...

Krishnan Viswanathan, Principal, weighs in on the key role that representative data from the 2020 Census will play in policy decisions and helping inform federal funding for transportation improvements. Click here to read the complete article....

Congratulations to Livingston County on receiving an Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties for their Ride LivINgston trip planning website.

Cambridge Systematics is proud to deploy 1-Click as the open-source software that supports Ride LivINgston in...

Featured in the NPR article Our Pandemic Habits Cut Carbon Emissions, But It's Not Clear They'll Last, Anurag Komanduri, principal, shares a key metric that agencies can watch to help understand new travel habits after COVID-19. Click here to...

CEO Brad Wright announced six staff promotions to Principal and recognized the annual Manheim and Taggart award recipients

Cambridge Systematics launched Link2Support, an open-source, web-based trip aggregator designed to help people plan safe travel to essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Link2Support is part of the firm’s Mobility Forward offering that aims to assist transit and...

Progressive Railroading discussed Cambridge Systematics’ launch of Mobility Forward, a suite of services designed to help transit agencies support riders during the COVID-19 pandemic and through recovery. Click here to read the Progressive Railroading spotlight on Mobility Forward....