Transportation

Dealing with long term goals and short term demands, transit organizations face issues that benefit greatly from a geographic perspective. With standard and customized GIS tools, thorough analysis can be performed on the dynamic yet constant needs of a public client base. From adjusting routes to avoid traffic impedements to adding new stops for underserviced regions, managers and decision-makers need to have information that accurately reflect the surrounding communities and public transportation networks.

GIS applications for transit concerns include:

• Modeling public ridership
• Inventory stops and facilities
• Studying and planning new or existing routes
• Tracking and reviewing accidents
• Monitoring traffic patterns and impact
• Infrastructure improvement planning