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A traffic study is typically required when a proposed development or land use change is expected to generate additional trips on the surrounding transportation network. Agencies request a traffic study to evaluate how a development may affect traffic operations, roadway safety, and infrastructure — and to determine whether improvements are needed to mitigate potential impacts. As discussed in previous posts, the level of analysis and documentation depends on factors such as t

Our traffic engineering professionals can help you determine what is required to comply with local regulations throughout South Florida. What Is a Traffic Impact Study? A Traffic Impact Study (TIS) / Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) is an engineering evaluation that assesses the potential traffic and transportation impacts of a proposed development. The goal of these studies is to ensure that new projects do not create undue congestion, compromise safety, or result in traffic co

When planning a new development, whether residential, commercial, or mixed-use, local agencies often require a Traffic Impact Study (TIS), also known as a Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA),  to evaluate how the proposed project will affect the surrounding roadway network. A TIS/TIA is a critical step in the land development process, especially in urbanized counties and cities, where development-related traffic impacts must be carefully reviewed and managed. What Is a TIS/TIA? A T