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Turning Traffic Counts into Action: How Data Drives Smarter Intersections

Turning Traffic Counts into Action: How Data Drives Smarter Intersections

In a region where traffic congestion often feels inevitable, turning raw observations into actionable intelligence is where real impact begins. On a recent assignment near JKIA, detailed turning movement counts and video-based trajectory analysis revealed that peak-hour weaving between arrivals and local traffic wasn’t just causing delays—it was creating recurring near-miss hotspots. By refining signal timing and clarifying lane assignments, average delay dropped by over 20%, and informal U-turn

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The Kenya Connect 5K Race

The Kenya Connect 5K Race

At Glince Ltd, we believe in being accountable to our community and the environment in which we live and work. On 11th October 2025, the Glince team laced up their trainers for a cause greater than the finish line — the Kenya Connect 5K Race, held in support of literacy and education. It was a day filled with energy, purpose, and teamwork. We were proud to not only take part but also be among the event sponsors, backing a cause that is transforming lives through reading, learning, and community

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The Human Factor: Why People, Not Just Infrastructure, Determine How Well Transport Systems Perform

The Human Factor: Why People, Not Just Infrastructure, Determine How Well Transport Systems Perform

When we talk about transport system performance, the conversation tends to gravitate toward the physical: road geometry, signal timing, pavement condition, fleet age and network capacity. These matter, of course. But they are only half the story. The other half, often underestimated, is human factors: the perceptual, cognitive and behavioural characteristics of the people who design, operate, regulate and use transport systems. Engineers can design roads to the highest standard, but if drivers m

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The Benefits of Transit Oriented Developments

The Benefits of Transit Oriented Developments

As cities continue to grow, traffic congestion has become one of the most persistent barriers to economic productivity, environmental sustainability, and quality of life. Transit-Oriented Developments (TODs) offer a strategic and sustainable response. TOD refers to the deliberate planning and design of compact, mixed-use, and walkable communities centered around high-capacity public transport systems such as Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), commuter rail, or metro networks. By integrating land use and t

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Strengthening Project Delivery Through Financial KPIs

Strengthening Project Delivery Through Financial KPIs

In today’s fast‑moving business environment, financial clarity is not a luxury but a strategic advantage. Organizations that truly understand their financial performance are better positioned to make confident decisions, manage risk, and allocate resources where they create the most value. Whether you’re building smart cities, designing transport systems, or delivering consulting services, the companies that win are those that translate financial data into actionable insight. Numbers on their ow

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Rotaract Club Of Ngong Hills President  Installation Ceremony

Rotaract Club Of Ngong Hills President  Installation Ceremony

Purpose of the partnership : As a committed sponsor, Glince proudly partnered with Rotaract to support the success of the Watoto Wetu Initiative during this year’s installation event. Our sponsorship helped amplify the impact of this community-driven project, which empowers high school students through:

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Reimagining a Major Urban Corridor: Lessons from a Multimodal Redesign

Reimagining a Major Urban Corridor: Lessons from a Multimodal Redesign

Thika Road is more than a highway—it’s a lifeline for Nairobi’s economy and a daily reality for hundreds of thousands of commuters. A recent assessment of a 4-kilometer stretch between Roysambu and Garden City revealed that uncontrolled mid-block crossings, chaotic matatu stops, and poorly timed signals were creating both congestion and safety risks. The solution didn’t involve road widening. Instead, phased pedestrian crossings with refuge islands, formalized lay-bys, and signal synchronization

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