Multimodal Transportation Assessments

Multimodal Transportation Assessments evaluate the full range of travel options serving a proposed development or study area, including walking, cycling, transit, micromobility, automobiles, and goods movement. Moving beyond traditional auto-focused analysis, our assessments examine pedestrian and cycling connectivity, transit accessibility and capacity, intersection comfort for vulnerable users, and integration with regional active transportation networks. Recommendations support complete streets principles, Vision Zero objectives, and provincial growth and climate policies.

These assessments are increasingly required by Canadian municipalities in support of Zoning By-law Amendments, Site Plan Approvals, Official Plan Amendments, and Secondary Plan studies, particularly within designated growth areas, transit corridors, and major transit station areas. Prepared by licensed Professional Engineers and qualified transportation planners, multimodal assessments are reviewed by municipal planning and transportation staff, transit agencies, and active transportation advisory committees. Our team delivers evidence-based assessments that align with modern Canadian planning frameworks and demonstrate how developments contribute to sustainable, inclusive transportation systems.

Our team has in-depth expertise at conducting these assessments. Contact us today to find out how we can help with your project.