Galloway has provided planning and design solutions nationwide for more than 40 years, and our Maryland office expands our reach in the eastern U.S. With an established traffic engineering and planning team in the DC, Maryland, Virginia (DMV) region, we are committed to creating innovative transportation and design solutions that enhance the transportation network and serve the needs of our clients and community.
At Galloway, our core focus is on people – we prioritize investing in our teams, clients, and the communities we serve. Our team comprises local professionals who have built their careers in the region, offering extensive local and state knowledge and valuable market insights.
“This DMV region, driven by government, culture, and business, offers exciting and diverse opportunities. We look forward to serving existing clients and developing new relationships.”
— Chris Kabatt, Sr. Transportation Engineering Project Manager
Galloway’s TDM team is a leader of transformational TDM implementation. From planning to realization, we work with clients to create solutions that generate fewer trips, give people more travel choices, reduce congestion, and improve lives through access and mobility. Ridesharing, walking, biking, transit and telework, and micromobility facilities are just a few solutions. It is all about giving people choices, building their awareness of their options, and helping them test the system to establishing normal practices.
Visit our Transportation Demand Management page to learn more.
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Sr. Transportation Engineering Project Manager & Regional Manager
Sr. Associate
Chris is a registered professional engineer with over 25 years of experience in traffic, parking, and transportation planning and engineering for private developers, institutions, and public sector clients. He works extensively on residential, retail, mixed use, office, hospital, and school projects. His services include transportation impact studies, parking analysis and design, site access and circulation studies, speed studies, and transportation demand management plans. Chris is also skilled in designing traffic signals, signing, and marking.
Chris earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Pennsylvania State University and is a member of the Institute of Transportation Engineers, Urban Land Institute, and National Association of Industrial and Office Properties.
TDM Team Manager
Principal
Courtney Menjivar helps businesses, developers, and communities navigate the increasingly complex challenges of transportation, parking, and tenant satisfaction with a focus on accessibility and connectivity. She is a recognized expert in transportation demand management (TDM), a discipline which works with existing infrastructure to reduce reliance on single-occupancy vehicles, giving more transportation choices to commuters and raising the value of real estate developments by building customized multimodal systems.
With 20 years of experience in research, planning, analysis, and community outreach in Australia, Canada, and the United States, Courtney helps communities modernize their approach to transportation and guides businesses through regulatory frameworks that are changing the nature of how the commercial real estate sector manages transportation. She leads teams that identify and implement new transportation sources in order to lower costs, reduce the need for parking, and leverage transportation for competitive advantage.
Courtney and her team help developers and other CRE sector enterprises optimize their business models by integrating technology-based solutions, bridging the “last-mile” connection, and tapping into underutilized transportation amenities, such as:
Courtney speaks, organizes, and participates in industry gatherings to promote and identify new ways to solve transportation and parking challenges, including webinars and industry panels on CRE issues, college transportation, and transportation demand management.
AICP
Sr. Transportation Planning Project Manager
Jim is a transportation planner with nearly two decades of experience in multimodal planning and design in the private and public sectors. In his transportation planning work in the District of Columbia, the Washington, DC metropolitan region, and across the country, he focuses on multimodal solutions, for a number of different types of facilities.
With a background ranging from real estate development projects, public sector planning, and shared mobility systems, Jim focuses on transportation solutions at the intersection of transportation planning, demand, policy, and design that improve the quality of life for those impacted by each project.
TDM-CP
Sr. TDM Project Manager
Associate
Marie Cox is an accomplished project manager and sustainable mobility consultant who helps communities and workplaces shape the future of transportation through empowering individuals with mobility choices. Marie works closely with commercial and residential real estate properties and developments (such as in Arlington, VA, Alexandria, VA, Fairfax County, VA and North Carolina) to leverage transportation programs and amenities and meet local TDM requirements to enhance sustainability, gain a competitive advantage, and attract tenants.
With over a decade of experience in client service, consulting, and transportation demand management (TDM), Marie thinks strategically about commuter programs and transportation options and amenities, leveraging data to develop or enhance campaigns that influence commute behavior to solve challenges and achieve goals that are important to her clients. Having lived without a vehicle for over 10 years, she is able to understand barriers residents and employees may experience when trying a new commute and opportunities to overcome obstacles in order to create sustainable behavior change.
In recognition of her expertise in TDM and mobility management, Marie received the 40 Under 40 award from the Association for Commuter Transportation (ACT) and was accepted to ACT’s ImpACT! Leadership Program. She also was one of the first individuals nationwide to be designated as a Transportation Demand Management Certified Professional (TDM-CP) and served as Chair of the Commuter Connections Employer Outreach Committee for the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments.
Marie regularly gives presentations and leads training programs before a wide range of groups in the real estate, development, and transportation fields, from smaller group training sessions to large corporate audiences.
