Capabilities
Getting You from Point A to Point B through Fast, Safe, and Reliable Multi-Modal Options
Beginning with feasibility studies, corridor analyses, and concept designs, our capabilities evolve as your transit project does. We move from the planning stages to implementation with public involvement coordination, program management, and operations support. Our goal is simple: Reduce pollution and congestion while contributing to the flow of multi-modal transportation users across the Southeast.
Our Capabilities
- Concept design
- Corridor analysis
- Feasibility studies
- Planning
- Program management
- Public involvement
- Traffic studies and analysis
- Transit operations and management support
- Project construction administration
- Utility coordination
- Financial planning
- FAA-AIP and state grant funding applications
Our Process
Planning is an essential first step in transit studies. Next, we focus on the necessary next steps: funding and design. Throughout our process, we keep the end goal in mind and never jeopardize your opportunity to get your project included in the funding queue.
Our Experience
Our team includes a former GRTA Deputy Director, Cobb County DOT and CCT Directors, SRTA Executive Director, Public Works Directors, and county transportation employees. We not only have an in-depth knowledge of the metro Atlanta region, but our team also holds a diverse background in transit planning, operations, and design.
In addition, Croy’s Founder and CEO – Jim Croy, Sr. – has been involved in transit since he took over management of the Cobb CCT (now CobbLinc) in 1992 while serving as the Director of Cobb County Department of Transportation. During his career, Croy also served as Executive Director of the State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) and Deputy Director of the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA). He championed the bus system in Clayton County and expanded transit funding opportunities to counties in the region.
Our team’s transit project experience includes:
”I’ve had the privilege of working with Croy on various transit and multi-modal projects, including the Northwest Corridor Alternatives Analysis for Cobb County and NEPA documentation, which was quite a piece of work poised for a re-evaluation if the project proceeds. I have always been impressed with their ability to remain flexible and responsive, while coordinating various stakeholders and perspectives to develop a holistic, innovative plan.
Faye DiMassimo, FAICPChief of Planning and Economic Development | City of Savannah, Georgia