Noticias y puntos de vista

Steer Davies Gleave is delighted to announce the appointment of Pierre Vilain to our Boston office. He joins as part of a continued effort to enhance our advisory team in the United States transportation market.

Pierre Vilain, Ph.D.: Pierre joins from HDR, where he was Vice President.

The Toronto Observer reports that Steer Davies Gleave are helping the city to improve its wayfinding system ahead of the Pan Am Games which will see an increase in visitor levels.

Proposed changes to the current system include better visual branding of cultural areas and the use of mobile apps.Currently in the public information stage, the project is set to move into Phase 2 which will include design work before Phase 3 which will see the upgraded system rolled out across the city.

It's becoming increasingly popular for citys to invest in their wayfinding systems as the bene

Steer Davies Gleave is extremely pleased to have been awarded ‘Technical Advisor of the Year – Transport’ in this year’s Infrastructure Journal (IJ) Awards.

With 26,000 flights in Europe’s sky every day and passenger numbers forecast to grow by up to 4.5% annually, airport capacity is reaching saturation, causing congestion and delays.

Many European airports are struggling to keep up with demand, due to an inefficient system of allocating takeoff and landing slots at airports. While the downturn in traffic caused by the financial crisis has provided a reprieve from the ‘capacity crunch’ at European airports, traffic is already starting to increase again.