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Replica Road Closure Scenarios

Road Closure Scenarios allow users to simulate traffic patterns with custom road closures in order to understand the impact on travel behavior and the network. Unlike traditional models, this fully self-service approach enables rapid, efficient, and iterative forecast planning.

To celebrate the upcoming release of Replica’s Road Closure Scenario application, we’re going to select two organizations and run a free road closure scenario of their choice. Replica will run the selected scenarios, share the results with you and your org, and feature the use cases in an upcoming blog post. We’re excited to build a library of examples that demonstrate the power of this new tool.

Every organization that submits a use case, whether they are selected for the free scenarios or not, will receive promotional pricing for the Road Closure application. If you’d like the chance to have your scenario selected and to automatically receive promotional pricing, please submit a use case by EOD Wednesday, April 10th.

We’ll share the selected scenarios on April 12th and will share the blog post with results on April 22nd.

Fill out the form to submit a scenario:

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Active Transportation Planner

Replica’s Active Transportation Planner, our newest app, is designed to empower city planners and policymakers in creating safer, more efficient active transportation networks.

The App equips public agencies with the data and insights needed to plan, improve, and operate biking and walking infrastructure by analyzing demand, project impact, and connectivity.

Easily draw or upload your proposed active transportation infrastructure projects, understand the potential impact on mode shift, and prioritize accordingly.‍

‍Schedule a time for a demo here and be one of the first to receive access.

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What the
Active Transportation Planner
Unlocks:

  • Latent Demand Analysis: Identify areas with short car trips and evaluate potential mode shifts based on latent demand.
  • Neighborhood and Corridor Prioritization: Discover areas and routes that offer the greatest potential for increased cycling and walking.
  • Current Usage Metrics: Understand existing cycling and walking patterns at the neighborhood and corridor level.
  • Connectivity Insights: Assess how proposed infrastructure connects with existing network and critical points of interest such as schools and transit hubs.
  • Impact Analysis: Evaluate VMT, CO2e, and traffic implications of proposed infrastructure changes.
  • Project Prioritization: Develop and prioritize projects based on comprehensive data analysis.
  • Demand Visualization: Map current and latent demand for cycling and walking in specific areas.

Key Questions

With the Active Transportation Analysis you can answer the questions:

  • What areas have the highest concentration of existing bike / ped destinations?
  • What areas have the lowest concentration of existing bike / ped destinations?
  • What areas pose the greatest risk to bicycle and pedestrians?
  • Are there common origin / destination pairs for active mode travel?
  • What parts of the network are most utilized by active modes?
  • Are specific land uses contributing to increases in active modes?