Street Traffic Studies

Street Traffic Studies, Ltd. is an engineering consulting firm that specializes exclusively in Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering. Formed in 1977, from the sole proprietorship established in 1971 by Stephen G. Petersen, Street Traffic Studies Ltd. has expanded from an initial one man operation to a full service company with offices loc... ated in Anne Arundel and Montgomery Counties, Maryland. Combining the talents of professional traffic engineers, highway engineers, transportation planners, and technical design staff, Street Traffic Studies Ltd. performs a broad range of services for both public and private sector clients. Street Traffic Studies Ltd.'s capabilities and services include but are not limited to the following areas: * Land Use Development Plans * Travel Demand Studies * Site Access Studies * Master Plan Development (Transportation Element) * Traffic Signal and Highway Lighting Design * Traffic Control Plans * Providing Expert Testimony (Transportation/Traffic Engineering) * Highway Corridor Studies * Transportation Systems Management * Traffic Data Collection Because the firm is highly specialized, clients work directly with principals to ensure the professional completion of each project on time and within established budgets. Site-specific transportation plans prepared by our principals have been incorporated into master plans for large site developments including central business districts, urban cores, high-activity centers, universities, and new towns. These plans are made in full cognizance of and are integrated with regional transportation systems, state and interstate highways, mass transit systems, and regional land-use plans. An important aspect of successfully working in the private sector is communication and innovation. The staff of Street Traffic Studies Ltd. work particularly hard to coordinate a specific project with the project team, the reviewing agencies, and the client. While surprises are sometimes inevitable, immediate response always reduces the exposure. ...Read More