Thaddeus Wozniak, PE

Living in an urban environment, Thaddeus appreciates the flexibility and freedom provided by multimodal mobility. A daily pedestrian, cyclist, and transit user, Thaddeus has focused his career on developing transit and multimodal solutions that address the challenges of the urban corridor, spanning from planning studies and conceptual engineering through final design and construction support services.

Thaddeus is a licensed Professional Engineer (in over 15 jurisdictions) with over 15 years of experience in transportation and civil engineering projects ranging from feasibility studies to final design. His work focuses on solving the operational and geometric complexities of urban corridors, complete streets, and bus rapid transit (BRT) projects. Thaddeus’ work spans the nation—from Seattle, Portland, and the Bay Area to Boston, New York City, and Washington, DC—bringing new ideas and best practices with him from project to project and client to client. This wide range of experience in various phases, corridor types, and configurations provides Thaddeus with a depth of experience upon which to draw when developing customized solutions for multimodal projects. To accomplish this, Thaddeus stays abreast of the latest design philosophies, routinely uses the NACTO design guidelines in his work, and is a NACTO Certified Trainer. He is also a member of the ATPA BRT committee, the APTA BRT Roadway subcommittee, and was a contributing member of the 2020 update to the APTA BRT Standards.