In Louisville and Lexington, at least 88 wrong-way driving crashes were recorded between 2015 and 2020, though the true number is likely higher. These incidents often result in severe injuries, fatalities and major traffic disruptions. To address this growing challenge, KYTC partnered with WSP to develop a more proactive, data-driven approach to prevention.

Maricopa County’s Connected Vehicle Acceleration Zone (CVAZ) in Arizona is set to improve road safety, mobility and efficiency across one of the country’s fastest growing regions. WSP is working alongside Maricopa County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) to scale the vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology that will make it possible – enabling vehicles, infrastructure and road users to communicate in real-time. 

Together, the Rockefeller Center and Chelsea UTEN projects convert recovered heat into shared, low-temperature energy systems that deliver cleaner, more resilient heating to both iconic commercial towers and affordable housing in urban dense environments.

As state departments of transportation (DOTs) increasingly prioritize optimizing existing road networks over building new, costly infrastructure, a critical gap in transportation operations guidance remained—one that WSP and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) set out to address.

Radically changing the way buildings are made now, and adapt in the future, to revolutionize construction.

City Rail Link (CRL) is the largest and most complex transport infrastructure project ever undertaken in Aotearoa New Zealand. As part of Link Alliance, WSP has worked with City Rail Link Ltd and Link Alliance members to help deliver a twin-tunnel underground rail link through central Auckland, including new stations at Te Waihorotiu and Karanga-a-Hape and a redeveloped Maungawhau station. The project will transform how people move through Tāmaki Makaurau, increasing rail capacity, improving access to the city centre and wider region, and enabling faster, more frequent and better-connected journeys.

WSP’s placemaking and street design specialists helped deliver a major transformation of Hanover Square and Gardens that will improve accessibility and encourage people to the busy area of London.

Bridges are often admired for their form, view and scale. However, their success is measured via the efficiency of daily operation—how quickly and seamlessly we can crossover.

The product of our research and development, Floodly uses machine learning methods to predict river levels and predict flood risk using only precipitation data. Floodly’s rapid predictions complement traditional hydraulic modelling, which can be slower and more costly to apply. It is also challenging in complex urban catchments.

Exploring new forms of collaboration to promote sustainable development in one of the planet’s most important ecosystems.

WSP provided strategic planning and environmental services to support the Hawthorndale Care Village through a complex consenting process, enabling the project to progress confidently within New Zealand’s regulatory framework.

One river, five functions, countless choices—working together to achieve balance. How an integrated approach protects the Netherlands against drought and flooding.