Transit and New Mobility

Empowering communities through essential mobility services

Improving transit, connecting communities

Every community has its own unique transportation and mobility needs. Through data driven analysis, coupled with meaningful public engagement, Transpo's experts provide customized, equitable solutions to improve access and connectivity.

Service Planning
Travel Demand Modeling
Paratransit
Human Services Transportation
Bus Rapid Transit
Equity Analysis
Performance Metrics
Transit Data

Ridership Forecasting
Zero-emission Vehicles
Microtransit
Mobility as a Service
Policy and Regulations
System Redesigns
Corridor Analyses

Client Projects

A few of our recent favorites

Transit Systems Redesigns

Orange County, NY

As part of a transit planning and operations on-call, Transpo led the development and analysis of Transit Orange’s services in the Middletown and Newburgh service areas in Orange County, New York. Using innovative analytical tools, Transpo redesigned the local service plan to improve fixed route services, passenger travel times, and fleet utilization. The plan also reimagined how passengers accessed transportation and moved within their communities through microtransit recommendations.

Electric Vehicle Feasibility Analysis

Jefferson Transit Authority (JTA)

Transpo assisted JTA in assessing the feasibility of transitioning their bus system to electric buses. Through detailed analysis, Transpo evaluated energy storage requirements, costs, and infrastructure upgrades, all while striving for a greener, more sustainable transportation solution. Finally, Transpo determined the total expected savings in greenhouse gas emissions from operating a fully electric fleet compared to the existing diesel fleet.

On-Call Transportation Planning Services

Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA)

Transpo provides on-call service to
WTA, with recent tasks including a Zero Emissions Transition Plan, a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Corridor Study, Cross County Paratransit Study, Bellingham Station Visioning Study which included interactive workshops, a Microtransit Study, and a Renewable Diesel Study.