As a mobility company, WGI is helping clients adjust to technology trends shaping not only transportation, but urban design, parking, and broader access to destinations. Among trends, no other technology has grabbed attention quite like shared electric scooters.
The Automated Vehicle Symposium has increasingly become the signature event addressing the state of connected and automated vehicle (CAV) activities in the US.
This award-winning paper examines the deployment strategies of the major dockless providers in Austin, Texas through the lens of equity.
WGI is tackling a new generation of solutions through its New Mobility and Connected Cities program.
Nisenson, after decades in the field as a consultant, researcher, activist, entrepreneur, and planner, was recently named VP for New Mobility & Connected Communities at WGI, a firm with huge aspirations for the future.
Glenn Havinoviski will lead the firm’s national efforts related to Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) initiatives.
With 6,400 planners in attendance, WGI played a large role in the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference in San Francisco, California.
As a result of TNCs proliferation, airport parking garages and parking lots don’t achieve previous revenue levels. Learn how airports can optimize curbside space while increasing revenues.
This addition to the team solidifies WGI’s leadership in helping communities harness the benefits of emerging mobility options and smart/connected city technology.
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