WATS is pleased to release the 2022 Crash Report for Washtenaw County. Every year, WATS updates information on traffic crashes, and crash related injuries in Washtenaw County. The crash report evaluates factors including; crash location, type of crash, and involving factors such as, pedestrians, bicyclists, impaired drivers, deer, speeding, young drivers, and older drivers.
Read MoreWATS has released the FY 2023 Obligated Projects Report.
Read MoreWATS has released its 2021 Crash Report. Below are a few charts we would like to showcase, which illustrate overall crash severity, pedestrian crash severity, and bicycle crash severity.
Read MoreWATS just released the 2021 Crash Report. Every year, WATS updates information on traffic crashes, fatalities, and serious injuries in Washtenaw County. The crash report evaluates factors including; crashes involving intersections, lane departures, pedestrians, bicyclists, impaired drivers, deer, speeding, young drivers, and older drivers.
Read MoreChelsea POP is BACK!!!
Partnering with the Chelsea Transportation Working Group, we are excited to share temporary street improvements have been redeployed in select neighborhood streets in the City of Chelsea.
Read MoreWATS is excited to introduce our newest staff member Anton Schauerte. Prior to joining WATS, Anton worked for a variety of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) in Michigan and Florida.
Read MoreWATS staff have worked with SEMCOG to develop new safety performance targets for the region. One of these goals is working toward zero deaths and Vision Zero to promote safe travel for all users and save lives.
Read MoreThe University of Michigan Research Seminar in Quantitative Economics has released “The Economic and Demographic Outlook for Michigan Through 2050”.
Read MoreWATS will be attending the 2022 Michigan Transportation Planning Association (MTPA) Conference this July in Flint, Michigan.
Read MoreWe would like to welcome Maggie Huntley and Jodie Lynch to the Washtenaw Area Transportation Study team!
Jodie started this past April and comes from a background in public transportation in Kalamazoo County. Since starting, Jodie has been working on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) work for WATS focusing on the Equity Analysis and 3rd call data for the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
Maggie started this past May after finishing her graduate degree at Michigan State University. Since starting at WATS, Maggie has been helping update the non-motorized counter data and social media platforms.
We are super excited to have Maggie and Jodie join our team.
Check out their bios here: http://www.miwats.org/contact
Maggie Huntley
Jodie Lynch
