2-Method of Approach.pdf

This document is a method of approach and capability statement from ATD (Advanced Traffic Data), detailing their traffic data collection services for multiple metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs) and regional government associations in Arizona. The document highlights ATD's work with three specific organizations: Sun Corridor MPO, Pima Association of Governments (PAG), and Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG). These collaborations involve collecting vehicular traffic data across approximately 550 locations in the Sun Corridor MPO Region, around 300 selected roadway segments in eastern Pima County, and various data collection projects for MAG member agencies.

ATD's services include comprehensive traffic data collection methodologies such as vehicle volume and classification counts, turning movement counts (including pedestrian and bicycle data), intersection studies, and GPS coordinate documentation. The company employs a systematic approach involving detailed field data collection, safety protocols, equipment deployment, and rigorous data processing and verification. Their technical team, led by Project Manager Eric Boivin, focuses on collecting data for traffic signal optimization programs, road safety assessments, and providing detailed reports to local government agencies. The document emphasizes ATD's commitment to accuracy, safety, and delivering customized data collection solutions tailored to each client's specific needs.