The A428 and A10 are two key corridors into Cambridge. Steer delivered Personal Travel Planning (PTP) to two communities on these corridors to encourage use of alternatives to single occupancy vehicle use, aiming to support economic growth by managing congestion. 

The municipality of Querétaro has had many years of planning and development dominated by private vehicles, which has caused the expansion of the city and low density, and lack of opportunities for active modes like walking and cycling.

In 2008 Brazil was awarded the right to host the 2013 Confederations Cup and 2014 FIFA World Cup. As part of the preparations, Brazil chose to invest in twelve new and extensively refurbished football stadia to be show cased to the world.

As part of Rio’s preparations for the 2016 Olympic Games, SETRANS, with support from the World Bank developed several sustainable transport initiatives to improve urban mobility conditions and reduce the need to use private cars.

Steer was appointed by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to explore the feasibility of a new or replacement bridge for pedestrians and cyclists over South Dock on the Isle of Dogs.

In order to plan new cycling infrastructure that best serves the need of London, in terms of existing, potential and future cycling demand, Transport for London (TfL) conducted a study to identify a pan-London Strategic Cycle Network. A key feature of this study was mapping outputs from TfL’s innovative new Cycle Network Model for London (CYNEMON).

Steer worked collaboratively with the Oregon Metro team and core Regional Travel Options (RTO) Program stakeholders to understand the full benefits and impacts of the program.

Steer's team of strategists, economists, and designers have worked collaboratively with Metrolinx on the development of revised Business Case Guidance.

Steer is delivering all employer outreach and marketing through various channels, and developing partnerships across the region as goDCgo works closely with other TDM programs throughout Maryland and Virginia.