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Cambridge Systematics (CS) was selected by Metro Transit in Minneapolis to participate in a pilot program to evaluate approaches and technologies to improve the agency’s bus arrival time predictions based on current information about vehicle location, traffic conditions, weather,...

We are excited to share that the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Economic Impact Study for Public Ports (2018) is the recipient of an American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Research Advisory Committee (RAC) Sweet Sixteen High...

The Utah Department of Transportation has hired Cambridge Systematics to lead the initiative to examine the potential for expanding the state’s passenger rail system to Southeast Utah. Cambridge Systematics’ Principal Andreas Aeppli shared plans to conduct a study weighing the...

In the latest edition of WIRED, Cambridge Systematics’ Principal Anurag Komanduri shares his experience using advanced analytics to help inform Los Angeles Metro’s bus system redesign in an article titled “LA’s Plan to Reboot Its Bus System—Using Cell Phone Data.” ...

Cambridge Systematics (CS) has made a $1,000 charitable donation to each of 12 nonprofits that help support education and/or transportation. 

In March, Cambridge Systematics (CS) President and CEO Brad Wright announced the promotion of 10 staff members to the role of Principal, followed by the announcement of the firm’s annual Manheim and Taggart award recipients.

In our most recent blog post on Medium, CS’ Data Analytics Team members Anurag Komanduri and Jason Lemp share how location-based services (LBS) data can help inform transportation projects. Click here to read the post for insights on how...

Featured in Roads & Bridges Magazine, Mark Jensen, principal, shares the benefits of truck platooning and findings from Caltrans’ demonstration on public roads in California. This project was funded under the FHWA Exploratory Advanced Research Program. Caltrans led the project...

The curb is no longer just the elevated edge along the side of the street. In a recent blog post on Mapillary, CS’ Daniela Waltersdorfer, transportation analyst, explores the potential for OpenStreetMap to embrace the curb. Daniela explains the importance...

Check out CS’ data analytics blog on Medium. In their most recent post, data experts Anurag Komanduri, Kimon Proussaloglou and Dan Beagan dig into their work on NCHRP Report 868: Cell Phone Location Data for Travel Behavior Analysis. The authors...

At this year’s TRB Annual Meeting, Moby Khan, associate, presented on his work with the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) to develop a better understanding of truck travel in the state. During the session, which was the subject of an...

We are excited to announce that CS’ Laura Richards, associate, has been selected as a winner of the 2019 TRB Urban Freight Transportation Committee Award for “Best Applied Paper.” Richards’ paper, “Demystifying Urban Curbside Freight Management: A Strategic Incremental Approach...

It is with our utmost excitement and admiration to announce that Cambridge Systematics’ Pragun Vinayak, travel demand modeler, is this year’s recipient of the Milton Pikarsky Memorial Award for his thesis, “Accounting for the Multi-Dimensional Dependencies Among Decision-makers Within...

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...