HISTORY
Ward Consulting Group was established in 1988 as specialists in
the broad transportation engineering field covering traffic engineering,
transportation planning, transportation demand management, traffic
planning and design for land developments, parking, transit, trucks
and traffic signals. Since that time it has undertaken a wide
range of studies on a variety of exciting assignments throughout
British Columbia as well as the Yukon and Alberta. These assignments
have covered both the private and public sectors including:
PRIVATE
- developers
- architects
- retail owner/operators
- parking facility operators
- resort/recreational facility owners
- other consulting engineers
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PUBLIC
- provincial governments
- regional districts
- municipalities
- educational institutions
- harbour commissions
- airports
- transit operators
- ferry corporations
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PRIVATE
Ward Consulting Groups assignments for the private sector
include:
- undertaking traffic impact studies for new land developments
to satisfy the requirements of the various regulatory jurisdictions
- preparing site plans that allow for the optimal flow of traffic
into, around, and out of a development
- preparing conceptual designs of off-site road and intersection
improvements
- determining parking requirements for mixed-use or non-standard
developments
- negotiating with the various jurisdictions during the approval
process.
PUBLIC
Ward Consulting Groups assignments for the public sector
includes:
- preparation of comprehensive transportation network plans for
municipalities
- developing computer models to project future traffic flows
on a road network
- identifying improvements to provide for more efficient traffic
flows along street and highway corridors
- establishing traffic and parking plans for upgrading downtown
areas
- forecasting expected ridership demand on proposed rapid transit
lines
- designing new traffic signals and coordination systems for
signals along a corridor
- conceptual designs of at-grade and multi-level parking facilities
- preparing conceptual plans for the upgrading of arterial roads,
highways, and interchanges.
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