As requested by the City of Carlsbad, MTJ provided a peer review of the proposed roundabout application. This peer review was aimed at determining feasibility of a roundabout at this location.

As requested, MTJ provided a peer review of the proposed multi-lane turbo roundabout located at North City Dr. & June Way in San Marcos, CA. The MTJ peer review included operational analysis, traffic planning, geometric review, and redesign services.

To address multi-modal safety, mobility, and vehicular performance, the city of Edgewater retained MTJ to evaluate the feasibility of a compact, mini-style roundabout at this commercial, highly constrained intersection.

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) began a pilot program to examine a new modular approach to construct mini roundabouts that use prefabricated materials, like raised islands made from engineered plastic developed from recycled plastic bottles, which allowed for ease of installation at a lower cost.

The City of Scottsdale was seeking a solution to the school traffic congestion and safety at the existing stop-controlled intersection adjacent to Anasazi Elementary School.

Edgewater retained MTJ to evaluate the feasibility of a compact-style roundabout at this commercial, highly constrained intersection to address multimodal safety, mobility, and vehicular performance.

The City of Cleveland launched a rehabilitation project for Franklin Blvd. that included a series of 7 mini-roundabouts to promote traffic-calming along the corridor.