Huitt‑Zollars provided planning and engineering services in support of the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) Statewide ADA & Pedestrian Program (Category 10), focused on advancing accessible and compliant pedestrian infrastructure across multiple districts throughout Texas.
The project involved development of Plans, Specifications, and Estimates (PS&E) for a wide range of pedestrian and bicycle improvements implemented through TxDOT’s ADA Transition Plan. HZ’s work emphasized evaluating existing conditions, identifying constraints, and developing solutions that enhance safety, accessibility, and connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists in urban and suburban environments.
Our scope included civil engineering, transportation design, drainage coordination, and planning services, supported by site investigations and data collection to verify existing field conditions. The team developed design solutions for sidewalks, curb ramps, shared-use paths, and crossings, while coordinating roadway geometry, utilities, and stormwater systems to meet TxDOT standards and ADA requirements.
The program encompassed work across multiple TxDOT districts, requiring consistent collaboration with agency staff, stakeholders, and local communities. Huitt‑Zollars’ integrated approach supported efficient project delivery and the development of practical, cost‑effective improvements that align with statewide accessibility goals and enhance the overall pedestrian experience.
