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Adolescents comprise a startling 10% of all pedestrian fatalities in the United States, necessitating the Safe Routes to School program.

Planning evolutions like Complete Streets and Safe System approaches are necessary in helping communities reach Vision Zero.

Colorado jurisdictions will partner with technology companies to test innovative solutions, with Urban SDK partnering with the City of Colorado Springs.

Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) is incentivizing and challenging authorities to rethink how they can curb America's road safety epidemic.

Food insecurity and health problems are two areas that can be resolved through smart transportation planning and legislation targeting food deserts.

There's no silver bullet for creating more equitable communities, but USDOT is taking the right steps to address such a complex problem.

Americans are very devoted to their cars. People associate them with freedom, independence, adventure, and sex appeal. The question now becomes: how to eliminate congestion in spite of a car culture.

In order to foster transportation equity, officials must first understand the causes of inequity and chart where it exists — tasks that can be equal parts complex and complicated.

Transportation equity is the idea that every person should be able to use transportation services to get anywhere they want to go.

Urban SDK provides users with a comprehensive tool that combines on-demand data Insights with granular corridor reporting. Here's a look at how you can leverage these features for your organization's corridor analysis.

Urban SDK has been named one of the top workplaces in Jacksonville, Florida.

There are many levers policymakers can pull on to aid with sustainability and help promote sustainable practices.

Sustainable transportation starts with smart data and can impact everything from quality of life to efficient land use.

Current sustainability trends continue to increase momentum due to their practicality.