Transportation
VHB's Transportation Market Leader.
Who is Steve McElligott?
VHB's Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of VHB.
Who is Dave Mulholland?
VHB's two Chief Engineers.
Who is Ken Staffier and Who is Kevin Walsh?
VHB's Environmental Service Leader.
Who is Neville Reynolds?
This discipline uses innovative and sustainable sketch & design practices and plans to create beautiful outdoor spaces.
What is Landscape Architecture?
This Transportation team worked on the UCF Master Plan 2025-2035 project, to provide an analysis and recommended plan for bike, traffic, and lights improvements, based on current conditions, roadways, crashes, student population growth, and traffic growth.
What is Transportation Planning?
A period of time where corporate technology leaders pair with the Regional Technology Leader and leadership to spotlight innovation, successes, and business opportunities.
What is Tech Week?
The primary production software for design.
What is AutoCAD or Civil3D?
This Discipline, which heavily utilizes GIS, is made up of ecologists, biologists, and scientists who are often in the field collecting samples, taking photos, and gathering data on wildlife and wetlands.
What is Natural Sciences?
This is the term for neighborhoods that offer housing, retail, restaurants, and entertainment all in a walkable community and was a focus in the previous strategic plan.
What is Surban?
The "reThink Your Commute" program in central Florida offers employers multiple services to help promote and implement these three alternative modes of active transportation to work places.
What are biking, walking, and micro transit (e-bikes and e-scooters)?
This is the companywide innovation program where VHBers submit their new ideas to innovate and generate new ideas for technology excellence. Livestream updates have been provided throughout the year to discuss progress and next steps for each of the 11 ideas.
What is Ignite?
VHB is the prime on a project that involves the creation of a floating exhibit in a three-story cathedral-like basement or "undercroft" that lies under the main viewing chamber of this national icon.
What is the Lincoln Memorial?
This Discipline, assisting local and state clients with compliance to MS4 requirements (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems) works to mitigate pollution that can threaten public health and deteriorate wildlife and aquatic life habitats.
What is Water Resources?
______ Design is defined as the totality of components (streets, buildings, open spaces, wind, natural resources, and visual resources) that may affect a pedestrian’s experience of public space.
What is Urban?
This Great Lakes City installed the first electric traffic signal in 1912.
What is Cleveland, OH?
Model-Based Design (MBD), Mobile Data Collection (MDC), GIS Portal, AI, and the Data Driven Program.
What are the 5 technology focus areas?
This creatively reimagines public spaces that are influenced by the ideas and feedback of the people who use them. It comes from community participation and collaboration, is visionary and human-scaled, inclusive, adaptable, and context-specific. It can be a transformative process both for public spaces and community relationships.
What is Placemaking?
This discipline examines emissions from various development projects and assess transit and offshore vibrations.
What is Air Quality & Noise?
This planning process involves developing a clear vision, engaging in constructive dialogue, and actively seeking buy-in to ensure communities can provide feedback and foster collective ownership and shared responsibility for project outcomes.
What is Community Planning?
Part of the I-4 Beyond the Ultimate project, the interchange at Sand Lake Road and I-4 in Orlando, was recently converted to this innovative traffic design.
What is a Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI)?
A virtual representation of a system, process, or an object from the real world to optimize performance and decision making using real-time data and simulation.
What is a digital twin?
The services provided during the rehabilitation of a historic building to create the world class Children's National Research and Innovation Campus that included things such as regulatory compliance, utilities, zoning, sidewalks, streetlights, ramps, and water/sewer lines.
What is Permitting, Site/Civil Engineering, and Stormwater Design?
An environmental process which involves field screening, borehole tests, and addressing hazardous waste to stop or reduce pollution that poses risks to health or wildlife.
What is Site Investigation & Remediation?
This concept involves proactively preparing for the future by looking for strategies to protect communities and areas susceptible to major disruption, including extreme weather events.
What is Resiliency Planning?