TYSONS, VIRGINIA (January 6, 2023) – Wells + Associates (W+A), founded in 1991 by Marty Wells, a prominent provider of transportation and traffic engineering consulting... Read
What Developers Should Know About Traffic Impact Studies Our team of Wells + Associates (W+A) traffic engineers, transportation planners, and Transportation Demand Management experts in... Read
With our experience as traffic engineers on data centers, warehouses, and distribution center projects, we want to share some of the key transportation components that... Read
On Monday, October 10, 2022, our team members will be attending the Fall 2022 Civil Engineering Career Fair at The Inn at Virginia Tech. The... Read
The checklist includes: Pedestrian Analysis items such as peak hour pedestrian counts and study intersections, pedestrian gap analyses, and photographs of substandard and missing facilities... Read
“Over the years, our traffic engineering and transportation consulting team has worked on more than 2,000 projects in Maryland. Aside from downtown Bethesda being a... Read
Transit projects normally come with a lot of promise. But what do actual commuters think about BRT? San Francisco’s new BRT system just got rolling... Read
When you have clients with challenging transportation projects, you are always looking out for new talent to join the team. Our transportation engineering and planning... Read
At Wells + Associates, our traffic engineers and transportation planners relish the challenge of helping communities and developers redefine curbside areas to accommodate this multitude... Read
Seven of W+A’s clients earned the Best Site designation, which recognizes site-wide TDM programs that serve multiple tenants: Towers Crescent Tysons Corner Center, with related... Read
Art Place at Fort Totten is part of Phase 2 of the overall project and will include a performing arts center, a children’s museum, an... Read
“OK, no problem.” Thus said Senior Associate Larry Sefcik who has been a member of the Wells + Associates engineering and design team since 1998.... Read
Due to an increase in traffic since March 2020, the Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) this week stated that new traffic count data collection may... Read
As the year winds to a close, we enter that special time of both reflection and anticipation. It typically is filled with wrapping up projects... Read
