Research
Good decision making is informed by excellent research. RSG has been applying innovative and insightful research methods since our founding by professors over 25 years ago. We work closely with our clients to design and implement research that creatively and practically addresses the issues at hand.
Federal governments, state DOTs, and regional governments rely on results from household travel surveys (HTS) to assist in transportation modeling and planning projects. Traditional
Read MoreThe Wilzig Recreational Sporting Course is one of the largest private paved sporting courses for motorcycles, cars, and go-karts in the U.S. RSG conducted
Read MoreSouthern Ready Mix Aggregates in Opelika, Alabama, planned to make several changes in its equipment and operations. Before it could implement these changes, the
Read MoreRSG, in cooperation with Northeast Wind, Inc. (NEWind) and Epsilon Associates, Inc. (Epsilon), is working with the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) and the
Read MoreRSG’s client, a global agricultural machinery manufacturer, was researching new and innovative products to add to their existing product portfolios. While some of these
Read MoreAlong with key partners, RSG developed the first generation web-based UPlan software for the Utah Department of Transportation. The UPlan system was designed to
Read MoreDo the characteristics of a person’s community directly influence their health status and levels of physical activity? With funding from the National Institutes of
Read MoreAs one of the fastest growing areas of Washington (located about 60 miles south of Seattle), the Thurston region has experienced significant growth. In
Read MoreRSG conducted a one-day travel diary survey in collaboration with Arizona State University (ASU) for the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG). ASU is one
Read MoreRSG led a team of academics (from University of Texas at Austin, Arizona State University, Auburn University, and University of Leeds) to develop a
Read MoreTransportation projects in major metropolitan regions can vary widely in the types of benefits they provide and in the scales of those benefits. Travel
Read MoreThe purpose of this research for the Transportation Research Board (TRB) was to describe the most important factors that differentiate premium transit services from
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