EPR specializes in transportation planning that seamlessly integrates mobility, land use, and urban design to create connected, livable communities. Our team collaborates with state agencies, Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs), and local governments to identify both short- and long-term transportation needs. We prioritize context-sensitive solutions that consider future land use, urban form, and the character of each planning area. Our approach is rooted in performance-based planning, developing metrics such as connectivity goals and scoring systems to evaluate project impacts and prioritize improvements. Whether leading corridor plans, long-range transportation plans, or multimodal system strategies, we create mobility solutions support broader community visions.

Connectivity is a consistent focus across all of our transportation planning efforts. We analyze and design networks that promote seamless travel for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, in addition to motorists. Our experience includes the development of Virginia’s Statewide Multimodal System Design Guidelines, citywide mobility plans such as Norfolk’s multimodal transportation master plan, and project-specific feasibility studies like bike-share assessments in Winchester. These projects reflect our commitment to innovative, data-driven, and implementable solutions that enhance access and mobility for all users.

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