In this article, civil engineer, Gordon Meth, P.E. discusses the prevalence of pedestrian v. vehicle strikes in parking lots. He examines the scope of the problem as well as parking lot design…
The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) is an educational and scientific association of nearly 16,000 transportation specialists responsible for meeting mobility and safety needs. The Metropolitan New York/New Jersey Section of ITE’s 2021 Annual Technical Conference had a focus on parking, and how past and current parking practices may apply to future projects. Robson Forensic expert Gordon Meth is a past President of the Metropolitan New York/New Jersey ITE Section, past Chair of the ITE Northeastern District, and is currently on the International Board as Northeastern District Director as well as being chair of the ITE Traffic Engineering Council.
In his presentation, Gordon uses parking studies and available data to discuss the need for standards to adapt to the changing demands for parking in modern development.
In this article, civil engineer, Gordon Meth, P.E. discusses the prevalence of pedestrian v. vehicle strikes in parking lots. He examines the scope of the problem as well as parking lot design…
Although they are similar, there are distinct differences between roundabouts and traffic circles. In this article the highway engineering experts at Robson Forensic discuss both roadway features…
In this article, traffic intersection expert, Gordon Meth, P.E. discusses traffic signals within the context of motor vehicle crashes. His discussion includes a short history of signalized…