Transportation & Traffic Engineering Services in North Carolina
Parkwood Mobility serves clients in North Carolina with traffic engineering and traffic design services. We serve developers, property owners and managers, institutions, and municipalities, delivering innovative transportation solutions so projects can go from blueprint to reality.
Traffic Engineers Serving North Carolina
Parkwood Mobility, PLLC provides traffic engineering, transportation planning, and traffic design services throughout North Carolina. Our services include Traffic Impact Analyses (TIAs), traffic operations and capacity studies, traffic signal warrant studies, traffic signal design, signing and pavement marking plans, temporary traffic control (maintenance of traffic), parking studies, and multimodal transportation assessments. We partner with developers, property owners, institutions, municipalities, architects, and civil engineers to deliver practical transportation solutions that help move projects efficiently from concept through construction.
Our team is led by Patrick Monroe, P.E., a licensed Professional Engineer in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Alabama with over a decade of traffic and transportation engineering experience. Prior to founding Parkwood Mobility, Patrick served as a Senior Engineering Project Manager with the Charlotte Department of Transportation, where he managed transportation reviews, traffic signal design and construction management projects, and coordinated with developers, consultants, contractors, and public agencies.
Parkwood Mobility is a North Carolina Professional Limited Liability Company (PLLC) authorized to provide engineering services throughout the state. We work in partnership with Wells + Associates, a transportation engineering firm with nearly 35 years of experience serving clients across the Carolinas and the Southeast, allowing us to provide responsive service backed by extensive technical expertise and resources.
Our team integrates seamlessly into multidisciplinary project teams and regularly collaborates with:
- Civil engineers
- Architects
- Land use attorneys
- Developers and property owners
- Municipalities
- North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and local transportation agencies
We support a diverse range of development projects, including commercial, residential, retail, industrial, institutional, mixed-use, and transit-oriented developments.
Core Services
- Traffic Impact Analyses (TIAs)
- Multimodal Transportation Assessments
- Comprehensive Transportation Reviews (CTRs)
- Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Assessments
- Traffic Signal Warrant Studies
- Traffic Signal Design
- Access Management Evaluations
- Parking Studies and Shared Parking Analyses
- Signing and Pavement Marking Plans
- Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) and Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) Plans
To learn more about how Parkwood Mobility can support your next project, contact Patrick Monroe.
Traffic Engineering Services
Traffic Impact Studies & Analyses
We perform traffic impact studies (TIS) and traffic impact analyses (TIA) for development projects that may impact existing and future traffic conditions compared to the existing or by-right land use. These studies can analyze and determine traffic mitigation measures to offset future traffic impacts.
Pavement Marking & Signage
We create signing, striping, and pavement marking plans for a wide variety of situations and projects. These are important components to create the separation of traffic flows in separate or opposite directions to mark the edge of roadways and travel lanes, and to encourage or discourage crossings.
Traffic Signal Design Services
Our traffic design team has extensive project experience across the country on the full range of traffic design issues, including traffic signal warrant studies, design of new traffic control devices, traffic signal installation, pedestrian signal crossing plans, modification of existing installations due to changing traffic patterns and use, and street lighting.
Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Plans
We create maintenance of traffic plans, sometimes called traffic control plans (TCP) or temporary traffic control plans, which show how vehicular and pedestrian traffic will be maintained during any project where the public right-of-way is impacted, including roadway construction projects; bicycle, sidewalk, and/or trail projects; and building construction, modifications, and/or restorations.
Patrick Monroe, P.E.
Patrick Monroe is a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Alabama and a former Senior Engineering Project Manager at the Charlotte Department of Transportation.
