Replica Use Case Library

Replica played a pivotal role in securing a $19 million grant for Rancho Cordova, California's Reconnecting Communities project. Dewberry, a prominent engineering and consulting firm, used Replica data, including origin-destination pairs and bike and pedestrian data, to bolster their proposal.

NYSDOT needed accurate bike and pedestrian data for North Genesee Street to support a cost/benefit analysis for a RAISE Grant Application. They turned to Replica's mode-specific network volumes and O/D data for the most relevant and current data. The project involves replacing aging bridges, installing multi-use lanes, and promoting safe access for residents to job opportunities, services, and recreational trails. NYSDOT used Replica's data to estimate bike and pedestrian trips, informing the cost/benefit analysis.

Replica's data ensured NYSDOT's analysis was accurate and up-to-date, aligning with the project's goals of enhancing access and safety.

Broward County in Florida received funding to upgrade thermal bike and pedestrian detection equipment at intersections. To determine the four intersections in greatest need of safety improvements, Broward partnered with Replica. Replica analyzed bike and pedestrian traffic data alongside crash statistics to rank intersections. The analysis factored in trip numbers and crashes to generate a prioritized list for safety upgrades.

The success of the initial pilot spurred Broward County to expand its analysis to assess 1500 more intersections. This data empowered Broward County to allocate resources efficiently, targeting intersections with high traffic and crash rates for maximum safety benefits.