TRAFFIC & TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING
Forward-thinking traffic and transportation engineering for mobility, safety and long-term performance.
Reliable Traffic & Transportation Solutions
Carroll Engineering provides comprehensive and innovative multimodal traffic and transportation engineering solutions for all our public and private-sector clients throughout the Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey areas. Our expertise encompasses all project phases, from planning and design to construction management. Our extensive knowledge helps us envision the patterns and needs of existing transportation systems and execute plans that improve and transform them for maximum efficiency and sustainability. We research and investigate the connection between travelers and the transportation system and design strategies to enhance the experience of operations throughout the region. Clients recognize our capacity for understanding local standards and preferences consciously integrated into each design. Our clients include state agencies, municipalities, Fortune 500 firms, and residential and commercial developers.
Traffic & Transportation Engineering Services
Traffic Engineering Representation for Municipalities in PA, NJ & DE
Traffic Signal Design
Highway Occupancy Permits (HOP)
Traffic Signal Permits (TSP)
Traffic Impact Studies
Safety Studies
Bicycle and Pedestrian Studies
Speed Management
Intersection Improvements
Roadway Widening
Maintenance and Protection of Traffic
Signing and Pavement Marking
Traffic Calming
Roundabout Design
ADA Design
Utility Relocation
Streetscape Design
Land Development Reviews
Construction Services
Featured Traffic & Transportation Engineering Projects
Station Road-Old Bethlehem Pike Roundabout
Richland Township, Bucks County, PA
Station Road, originally a state highway, was “turned back” to Richland Township so it could make changes to the intersection. This was the first roundabout to be constructed in the State of Pennsylvania and has reduced accidents significantly at this previously signalized intersection.
CEC designed the roundabout, with the approach roadway entering at a perpendicular to slow traffic within the circle. The center island’s 20-foot-wide concrete apron, which accommodates large vehicles, is treated with a product that simulates field stone to match the old Shaw homestead on the corner.
Wayne Business District Streetscape
Radnor Township, Delaware County, PA