Cyclists using improved Class IV bike lanes on East 14th Street in Alameda County, California

Multimodal Transportation Engineering Services

Safe and Connected Streets for Every Mode

Sanbell’s multimodal transportation engineering blends safety, accessibility, and efficiency to create streets and corridors where every traveler belongs, whether on foot, bike, bus, or behind the wheel. Our expertise spans multimodal transportation planning, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure engineering, transit-oriented design, and safe streets solutions that strengthen connections within and between communities delivering context-sensitive designs that respect local character while meeting modern mobility needs wherever you are. 

What We Do: Comprehensive Multimodal Design Services

Our engineers plan and design systems that give people safe, reliable options for how they travel, recreate, and stay connected. We integrate complete streets design, ADA-compliant pedestrian crossings, and safe streets engineering into corridors that balance mobility, safety, and community goals. From trail network and shared-use path planning to transit-oriented transportation design, our solutions are built for everyday use, long-term performance, and above all? The people who use them.

Aerial view of the redesigned multi-intersection roadway and off-ramp near Webster Tube in Oakland.

Core Capabilities

Connected, Accessible Networks for Every Way Communities Move

Sanbell’s multimodal transportation engineering goes beyond streets to planning and designing full networks that moves people and communities forward. From bike trails and walking paths to shared-use corridors, transit routes, and roadways, we create systems where every mode matters, each has value, and they all work together.  

Our services include multimodal transportation planning, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure engineering, trail network design, transit integration, and safe streets improvements. We deliver environmentally and context-sensitive designs that reflect community priorities and support active, connected mobility. 

Newly installed pedestrian crosswalks in the West Post Subdivision with Bridger Mountains in the background.

Where We Work and Who We Serve

Sanbell’s multimodal transportation engineering services span communities of every size—urban, rural, and everything in between. You’ll find our work across Montana, Nevada, and California, Colorado, Texas, and the PNW. From safe routes to school in small towns, to transit-oriented corridors in growing cities, to regional trail and shared-use path networks, we design infrastructure that reflects the way people really move.  

Every project balances local priorities with state and federal standards, delivering safe, connected, and inclusive systems for walking, cycling, transit, and driving. 

Our Clients Include

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Our Approach:
Integrated, Collaborative, Context-Sensitive Solutions

Every project begins with listening, learning how people move, and understanding what barriers exist. We apply accessibility audits, safety data, and stakeholder input to craft context-sensitive transportation designs that deliver lasting benefits. Whether we’re adding streetscape and corridor improvements in a downtown district or connecting a trail network to a transit hub, our goal is a safe, intuitive, and enjoyable experience for all users. 

Our Approach Includes:

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Multimodal Transportation Engineering Insights & Resources

Explore the latest trends, safety innovations, and design strategies shaping multimodal transportation.

Exploring the West, One trail at a time

Sanbell delivers comprehensive trail planning and design services for shared-use paths, greenways, active transportation corridors, and regional trail networks. Our multidisciplinary team integrates landscape architecture, civil engineering, environmental planning, and community engagement to create trail systems that balance user experience, accessibility, and long-term sustainability.

New Skyline Trail in Billings, Montana, overlooking the city from a scenic hillside.

Your Project, Our Expertise. Let’s Get Moving.

Work with Sanbell’s multimodal transportation engineering experts to design safe, connected, and future-ready networks. 

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Welcome to Sanbell — The Core Design team is now part of Sanbell, bringing together talented professionals, expanded capabilities, and a shared commitment to serving our clients and communities. You’ll continue working with the same trusted team, now backed by the strength and resources of Sanbell.

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