Sinkholes Start Small—A Topographic Survey Spots Them
When a huge sinkhole opened up on a busy road in Bangkok, the world watched in shock. Cars dropped. Utility poles leaned. The road collapsed like it was made of paper. Videos of the incident spread fast, and many people wondered how something that dramatic could even happen. More importantly, it makes homeowners and builders […]
Transit Investments Drive Traffic Study Demand
Charlotte is entering a major new phase. After voters approved the $19.4 billion transit plan, the city is ready for its biggest upgrade yet. Roads will widen, new rail lines will link neighborhoods, and more people will move around the Queen City than ever before. And with all this growth, one thing is clear — […]
Infrastructure Rebuilds Drive New Stormwater Design Needs
When Hurricane Helene swept through North Carolina, it didn’t just damage roads and homes—it also exposed weak spots underground. The state’s new $50 million broadband rebuild fund is helping towns recover, but it’s also creating new work. Every trench, conduit, and repair site now needs updated stormwater design to stop flooding and erosion. Raleigh may […]