Many cities and municipalities envision multi-modal transportation systems as a way to reduce traffic congestion. But at the end of the day, most are still […]
Read MoreThe rise in popularity of TNCs and rideshare services has led to some tricky curbside problems. Drivers of rideshare vehicles are receiving citations for blocking […]
Read MoreAisling O’Reilly is a Transportation Intern in our Austin office. She attends the University of Minnesota, majoring in Urban Studies with a focus on Urban […]
Read MoreBIG RED DOG provides engineering services for a multitude of project types across several disciplines including Civil, Structural, MEP, Transportation, and Traffic. In this video, […]
Read MoreHey! Why Are We Stopped? We all get in caught in traffic, sometimes in strange places where we least expect it. When a freeway goes […]
Read MoreTake a look at the pictures below and try to determine for whom this street is designed: I came upon this street while walking trying […]
Read MoreBIG RED DOG is pleased to announce that we’ve ranked #1316 on of the Inc. 5000 list. Each year for 36 years, Inc. has recognized the fastest-growing […]
Read MoreTo raise Motorcycle Safety and Awareness, the Texas Department of Transportation recently launched a campaign called “Share the Road: Look Twice for Motorcycles.” The campaign emphasizes […]
Read MoreWorldwide it is estimated that 1.25 million people are killed each year on road traffic related incidents. Crash fatalities are among the leading causes of […]
Read MoreOur Dafne Valle attended the 2017 Texas ITE Spring Meeting in Frisco, Texas last week. This is one of her updates from the meeting. During […]
Read MoreOur Dafne Valle attended the 2017 Texas ITE Spring Meeting in Frisco, Texas last week. This is one of her updates from the meeting. The […]
Read MoreWhen we talk about transit, we often think of buses on a roadway or trains on a set of rails. But the trips for individuals […]
Read MoreFor decades, transportation agencies in the United States have prioritized the movement of motor vehicles in planning and designing their transportation networks. Almost all performance […]
Read MoreLast Thursday, Austin City Council approved zoning for The Grove at Shoal Creek, a mixed-use development that could add more than 1,500 residential units, 200,000 […]
Read MoreThis is the third in a three-part series regarding rough proportionality and its effect on development projects. Here are links to Part 1 and to […]
Read MoreThis is the second in a three-part series regarding rough proportionality and its effect on development projects. Here’s a link to Part 1 . Check […]
Read MoreThis is the first in a three-part series regarding rough proportionality and its effect on development projects. Check back for updates to the BIG RED […]
Read MoreIn Texas, we have more than 1,300 different types of soils, all of which react uniquely to environmental conditions. In order to determine the proper […]
Read MoreWe all agree that Traffic has become one of the biggest civic issues in our great City. The City of Austin Transportation Department is currently […]
Read MoreFast Growing Award-Winning Texas Engineering Leader Starts Traffic Engineering Practice to Serve Private and Municipal Clients; Names Dan Hennessey and James Schwerdtfeger as company Vice […]
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