Kittelson & Associates, Inc. provides #transportation #planning, #engineering, and #research services to public and private organizations.

25 Offices Nationwide
Joined June 2009
In 3 weeks, the 2024 Safe Routes to School Conference will bring together leaders in active transportation, public health, & safe routes across the country. We’re excited to attend & connect in Fort Collins to discuss best practices & explore new ideas. 🌱 web.cvent.com/event/25fffaa0…
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Tap into the value of the roundabouts database—the most comprehensive inventory of roundabouts and circular intersections on the web. 🗃️ #RoundaboutsWeek kittelson.com/ideas/how-to-t…
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What's your opinion on roundabouts? As we celebrate National Roundabouts Week, learn how to overcome fears and misconceptions about this intersection form to get the first roundabout in your community! kittelson.com/ideas/overcomi…
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Happy #HispanicHeritageMonth! From engineers & planners to advocates & leaders, Hispanic and Latinx professionals play a vital role in how we move & connect. 💖 #HispanicHeritage #Latinx #Transportation
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Happy Friday! Today we're welcoming two new transportation analysts to the Kittelson team: Lekshmy Hirandas and Justin Delgado. ⭐ #KittelsonNewHires
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Welcome to the Kittelson team, Barbara Mosier and Sydney Hutton! ⭐
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Happy Friday! Today we're welcoming Kurtis Hough and Marcus Jackson to the Kittelson team! ⭐
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Happy Friday, everyone! Please join us in warmly welcoming two new team members: Aishwarya Sharma and Katherine Polanco. ⭐
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New technologies like mixed reality, virtual reality, & digital twins may offer even more innovative solutions for transportation planning and public engagement. More accessible & sophisticated technologies will lead to more connected urban environments. 🤝
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Recent advancements in both hardware and software have significantly enhanced the capabilities of 3D visualization. Better drone photography and gaming technology are increasing precision and rendering power. ⚙️
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Virtual & hybrid engagement offer more ways to interact with a project, which can allow more people to participate. Content can be easily translated or closed captioned, 3D visualizations can simplify complex concepts, & in-person engagement can reach a different demographic.
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The hybrid approach, a mix of in-person and virtual attendees, has proved particularly effective for public engagement. On our San Mateo Local Roadway Safety Plan (LRSP) project, hybrid efforts brought in more than 700 comments from the community. 🏘️
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This summer we welcomed the biggest cohort of interns we've ever had! Today, we're introducing the last 3 interns in the 27-intern cohort. Welcome to @Emilio Calderon, @Sam Gregory, and @Josh Miller. ☀️
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The 3D visualization process creates a visual narrative that closely mimics real-world scenarios. In transportation, it’s particularly valuable for simulating transportation infrastructure improvements and presenting “before-and-after” scenarios. 💡
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Online engagement can, in the right circumstances, yield better results. The key to making a virtual event engaging is to focus on user experience, including: a project website, digital ads, a survey, and virtual reality simulations. 🤝
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3D visualization has emerged as a transformative tool capable of harnessing the power of gaming technology to create interactive and immersive simulations! 👾 Find out how 3D visualization powers public engagement: kittelson.com/ideas/leveling…
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Before 2020, one of the most common approaches to public engagement in transportation projects was open house meetings and workshops. Now, read how agencies are blending old and new strategies to reach their communities in today’s hybrid world: kittelson.com/ideas/public-e… 🌐
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It's Summer Intern Friday! Today, we're spotlighting John Thant Win, Cameron Dougal, and Lucas Fischer. These interns have been working hard all summer on some cool projects! Swipe right to learn more about them. ☀️
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Happy Friday! Today, we're introducing more of our summer intern class of 2024. Welcome to Albert Zhang, Charlotte Sobol, and Jake Porter. ☀️
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Creating a more walkable community comes with its own set of challenges. Our team did a Connectivity Study in Fayetteville that was a blend of systematically processing data while acknowledging the human side of the issue. Read more: kittelson.com/ideas/solving-…
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