Transportation

Volunteers from WSP worked with the team from Bridges to Prosperity on the ground in Rwanda to build the Kazo Suspended Footbridge.

A world-class skate park was inaugurated on July 12 as part of a stop in the Vans Park Series tour.

ICONHIC2019 aims to bring together stakeholders from different disciplines—engineers, financers, insurers, and policy makers—to exchange experiences, ideas and perspectives on building future infrastructure resilience.

Australia’s resources sector is in a production boom phase with new records for coal, iron ore, gold, base metals and LNG having been set in 2018.

The improved highway aims to alleviate commuter congestion and provide motorists with a faster, more reliable route to Austin’s city center.

Prestigious Award Given to the Nation's 'Best Overall Engineering Project'

Canada’s Top 100 Projects identifies WSP as a key player in infrastructure. With 53 projects on the list, WSP’s work touches every sector in the built environment.

At Passenger Terminal Expo 2019 in London, we will explore collaborative planning approaches and technological advancements—adoption at airports and impacts from landside to airside.

Road safety is essential for societies to thrive. Each year, though, more than 1.35 million people die on the world’s roads in traffic crashes, and another 20 million to 50 million are seriously injured. 

Members of the WSP family will figure prominently at the Transport Futures: Smart Mobility Summit in Toronto on December 3rd at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel.