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Community Impacts of Transforming Personal Mobility The first autonomous vehicle (AV) was demonstrated in Japan in 1977. With innovations in battery life and communications technology, our society is about to […]

By Scott Chabot, PE This summer, the parking lot outside the Clinton Township Civic Center came to life. Literally. Where once there was a barren plain of dilapidated concrete, there […]

Part 1 in this series (Fall 2017) discussed what makes streets congested. A street is more than a road that carries vehicles. From driving to walking, we use streets almost […]

No one likes congested streets. They frustrate drivers, cost time and money to all who travel, and increase air pollution. While many factors relating to congested streets come from the […]

This Halloween, the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) team at Giffels Webster would like to remind you that there is a bit of geo-awesomeness in everything you do and yes, that […]

I had the privilege of spending the day at the Flint Farmers Market. Giffels Webster was a gold sponsor of the Disability Expo that was put on by All About […]

As I sit here in mid fall, snug in my down vest and resisting the urge to run the furnace, my mind turns to energy and I smile. I am […]

In our last blog, we wrote about a large number of construction projects that, despite having been approved by SEMCOG and added to the Transportation Improvement Plan more than a […]

A few weeks ago we wrote about transportation funding, gently chiding those wanting to increase funding without a related discussion about how taxpayer’s dollars were being spent. In case you […]