The Latest from Replica

Case Study: Washington Dept. of Commerce Uses Replica to Better Prioritize EV Charging Infrastructure

Washington State Dept. of Commerce worked with the Timmons Group and Replica to create a tool to help applicants for the state’s Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Clean Transportation Community Charging Grant Program.

Using Replica to Study Housing and Climate Policy at the Terner Center for Housing Innovation

This past March, UC Berkeley’s Terner Center published a new report focused on building “equitable pathways to sustainability and affordability.” We spoke with author Zack Subin about what he and his co-authors found and how Replica data contributed to the underlying research.

Measuring Chicago’s Boost in Biking

With Replica, the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) quantified the remarkable impact of its continued investments in expanding and improving the city’s bike network.

Sitting Down with Liz Williams, Director of Data and Policy at MassDOT

We spoke with MassDOT’s Office of Transportation Planning about the new tool they built with Replica data, the power of data for multimodal applications, and why big data isn’t as intimidating as some people think.

How Much Gasoline Do Americans Use Every Day?

Americans burn millions of gallons of fuel every day to get where they’re going. With Replica, it’s possible to quantify gas usage on individual roadway segments to help inform policy and planning decisions.

The average American adult travels more than 40 miles per day. See how residents in your county rank.

Across the 50 states, that’s more 10 billion miles in total per day…without factoring in air travel. Use the map below to explore regional differences in typical travel behavior.

Beyond Validation: TTI Evaluation Fuels Replica’s Commitment to Traffic Data Excellence

Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) validates Replica’s Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) and hourly volumes datasets.

Sitting Down with Mike Becker, Director of Planning at SBCAG

We spoke with Santa Barbara County Association of Governments about their recently released Understanding Regional Travel Patterns report, how Replica & big data informed the report, what challenges it surfaces for the county, and why they think it generated so much interest with the public.