Manual and automated field data — all collected in-house — supporting planning, design, and TxDOT submittals across Texas.
GKW operates its own field crews and equipment, providing traffic data collection as a standalone service or as part of a larger planning, traffic engineering, or roadway design assignment. Every count, study, and inventory is collected in-house to support municipal, TxDOT, consultant, and private-sector projects across Texas, including construction engineering and inspection (CE&I) assignments that depend on accurate field data.
Turning movement counts (12-hour at major intersections, 5-hour at minor), continuous 7-day and 24-hour tube counts, and vehicle classification counts.
85th-percentile speed checks using radar guns and GPS-integrated tube counters, plus before-and-after travel time runs using INRIX IQ Roadway Analytics.
Sign reflectivity testing (large and small signs), signing inventory, roadway inventory, and curve analysis to support asset management and safety programs.
Full intersection inventories — cabinet make/model/serial number, controller type and firmware, pole and mast-arm type, signal head count, detection and communications equipment, and ADA ramp compliance.
Origin-destination studies supporting corridor and transportation planning work.
GKW uses proprietary in-house field software that captures data efficiently, helps standardize collected information, automatically populates applicable TxDOT speed-check forms, and supports fast, accurate deliverable preparation — without relying on manual, duplicate data entry.
Every count, study, and inventory on this page is collected and managed by GKW's own field teams — not subcontracted. That means GKW controls scheduling directly, applies consistent field procedures from project to project, and gets faster internal access to the collected data — supporting stronger quality assurance and faster preparation of project-ready and TxDOT-ready deliverables.
Every CMAQ signal timing plan GKW built started with field-verified data: continuous 7-day and 24-hour tube counts, AM/PM/off-peak turning movement counts, before-and-after travel time data from INRIX IQ Roadway Analytics, and a full intersection inventory covering cabinets, controllers, poles, signal heads, detection, and ADA ramp compliance.
GKW performed 85th-percentile speed checks across multiple West Texas corridors — El Paso, Alpine, Jeff Davis, Marfa, Dell City, and Big Bend — for TxDOT under prime consultant Atkins North America, using radar guns and GPS-integrated tube counters, plus travel runs with video and sign inventories.