Kellar Engineering

Traffic and Transportation Engineering Consulting

Stay efficient, stay safe.

Providing Transportation Engineering and Traffic Impact Studies Serving Colorado, Missouri, Kansas, Arizona, and Wyoming.

970.219.1602

skellar@kellarengineering.com

Let Kellar Engineering optimize your traffic signals. Increase efficiency and safety without adding pavement.

Traffic Impact Study Fort Collins

Now Serving Wyoming

Kellar Engineering is now serving Wyoming

No Injury Crashes on US 36 in 2016

No injury crashes in 2016 on US 36’s diverging diamond interchange (DDI). Kudos to the Town of Superior. A great project and tool for...

Ever go 100 mph in the wrong direction?

Ever go 100 mph in the wrong direction? This can be a problem among roadway improvement projects. Sometimes the jurisdiction maintaining the roadway...

After an initial drawing review for one of our church projects in Arizona, we received a comment that required us to provide a Traffic Impact Study before we would be given building approval. While the project timeframe was aggressive and needed to be re-submitted as soon as possible, we quickly searched for an engineer who could help us out. Sean Kellar was one of the engineers contacted, and he turned out to be a truly remarkable find. His quick response and knowledge on the subject made for a smooth re-submittal. While traffic impact studies can often become long and costly tasks, Sean informed us about alternative options that we may look to explore before going down the route of performing a full study. From Sean’s recommendation, we decided to provide a Traffic Impact Statement instead, which led the client to save a substantial portion on time and fees in doing so. Sean’s honest character, knowledge and efficiency in his area of work is invaluable and I look forward to using his services for any future needs.

Matt IhmsOwnerAnother Look, LLC

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Traffic and Transportation Engineering Consulting

Stay efficient, stay safe.

Providing Transportation Engineering and Traffic Impact Studies Serving Colorado, Missouri, Kansas, Arizona, and Wyoming.