Alan J. Cruickshank & Associates is a transportation and parking consulting firm, that for three decades has specialized in
applying a proven, structured system engineering approach to parking solutions. AJC&A’s expertise includes every phase of parking system development and design: revenue control system reviews/evaluations, marketing/ business strategies, technical specifications, inspection, testing, system documentation, contract and operations management.
Alan J. Cruickshank & Associates
2986 Fuentes Lane Unit C, Simi Valley, CA 93063 Tel: 908-403-6592 • Fax: 805-791-3697 Email:
alanjcruickshank@aol.com
Princeton University Tiger Transit System
Parking Strategies • TDM + Parking Integration Business Plans • Facility Planning + Design Feasibility Studies • Operational Planning + Design
BA Consulting Group Ltd., 45 St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 300,
Toronto, Ontario M4V 1K9 Tel: 416-961-7110 • Fax: 416-961-9807 Email:
bond@bagroup.com • Web:
www.bagroup.com
At Carl Walker, Inc., our goals are to create parking and engineering solutions of lasting value and provide innovative ideas that
University of Connecticut AccessManagement Plan CHANCEManagement Advisors, Inc.
Following approval of its new Master Plan, Princeton University retained CMA to develop a new campus transit system and to assist with implementation. CMA analyzed new routes and costs, developed the University’s RFP, assisted with proposal evaluation and negotiations, and provided implementation support. The new TigerTransit System opened in January 2009 to much acclaim and success. It has improved service frequency and accessibility, provides real-time vehicle information over the internet, and has garnered positive reviews within university planning circles.
The University of Connecticut’s Master Plan aimed to beautify and create a more pedestrian-friendly campus by closing certain roadways and altering building access points. As an unfortunate side effect, these actions contributed to unsafe driving and parking practices by service and delivery vehicles. CMA developed a campus Access Management Plan for these vehicles that would also respect the Master Plan’s vision. Through new policies, procedures, and a web-based access information system, CMA is helping UConn enhance pedestrian safety and campus beauty through improved support vehicle routing.
streamline and simplify the lives of the people who utilize parking. Since 1983, our parking professionals have been responsible for over 5,500 successful parking projects all over the country for hospitals and medical centers, universities, corporations, developers, airports, downtown associations, building owners, municipalities, and entertainment facilities.
Carl Walker. Ideas for Parking. SOLUTIONS FOR PEOPLE. CarlWalker, Inc.
5136 Lovers Lane, Suite 200, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49002 Tel: 269-381-2222 • Fax: 269-349-0782
Web:
www.carlwalker.com •
jvanhusen@carlwalker.com
CHANCE Management Advisors, Inc. (CMA) provides customized management and operations consulting to universities, hospitals, government, the private sector, and special event
centers in the areas of automated and traditional parking, transportation, access management and sustainable solutions. Founded in 1984, CMA has helped clients around the country and internationally to improve operations through a comprehensive approach to planning, management, operations and financial consulting services.
CHANCE Management Advisors, Inc., 1600 Market Street, 26th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103-7219 • Tel: 215-564-6464 • Fax: 215-564-6472 Email:
info@chancemanagement.com Web:
www.chancemanagement.com
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