10/28/2026
Santa Fe's city council put an $11.25M bond for transportation network improvements in front of voters. Turning that into a program of work would normally mean hiring a traffic engineering consultant to study one corridor at a time, a slow and costly process.
Instead, the Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization ran the assessment itself, with the help of Ecopia & Waypoint Transit.
Ecopia mapped the region's intersections, sidewalks, crosswalks, bike lanes, and more. Waypoint Transit paired that data with crash & traffic records to produce network screens and crash analysis. Now, Santa Fe has a reliable asset inventory to support transportation plans built with safety at the center.
Read the full case study at the link in comments below. ⬇️