What do freeways, roads, parking spaces, and traffic signals all have in common–other than forming our transportation networks? They exist over large geographies, and have inherent spatial relationships. These geospatial relationships must be analyzed, whether you're working on a freeway expansion project, or you're developing a smart city parking solution in a dense urban environment.

Read about some of our transportation projects below

Viutek Consulting is providing traffic engineering support to the Planning Department at the City of San Diego. Viutek supports Prime Contractor, Kimley Horn, with Public Outreach Strategy and Participation, Process Mapping and Analyses Methodologies, Research and Data Collection, Existing Conditions and Mobility Assessment, Preliminary Circulation Element Concepts, Circulation Element Alternatives, Future Conditions Analysis, and finally Community Plan Circulation Element Amendments. The overall budget for this project is $1.05MM, and the project is on schedule and on budget.

Viutek provided ongoing GIS support during the RFP response process for the I-405 Improvement Project from SR-73 to I-605, a $1.9 Billion project. Viutek developed a GIS application that allowed the I-405 Improvement Team to work through hypothetical scenarios and immediately determine the effects that changes would have on particular areas. In February, 2017 the team was awarded the I-405 Improvement Contract. Read a case study about Viutek's involvement with the I-405 Improvement Project from SR-73 to I-605 here.

Viutek is working to classify the City of San Diego's curbside parking with sub-foot accuracy. Using GPS devices to draw polygons with high accuracy, Viutek is collecting curb classification data (ie. 30-minute parking, 2-hour parking, etc.) that may be used in conjunction with the City’s new City IQ Nodes, which are IoT sensors to be installed on street lighting infrastructure. Viutek also supported the deployment of said Intelligent Nodes, ensuring optimal distribution dependent on a series of factors including pedestrian safety, traffic, parking enforcement, and crime.