Michael G. Bruce, PE, Managing Principal
What Mike Bruce likes about engineering is the chance to
do something different every day. No matter how routine
a project,
he is always looking for the challenge that makes
it unique.
And as a founding principal of ABMB, he
has had plenty of opportunity to do so. Mike has directed
or been a lead designer
on numerous transportation projects
that run the gamut from
rural highways and urban and suburban
corridors to interstate highways and multilevel directional
interchanges. He is known
for his extensive experience
in traffic, civil, and structural engineering, his knowledge
of code requirements and
standards, and his responsiveness
to clients.
Mike also looks for better ways to get the routine parts
of jobs done more effectively and less expensively—so
he is constantly monitoring new technologies for highway
design and traffic engineering. He is an active proponent
of computer modeling and simulation, both to analyze alternatives
and to present them to clients. Quite naturally, he’s
the principal in charge of our technical and administrative
IT systems, and he’s the reason ABMB is well-regarded
for its innovative approach to analysis and design.
Under Mike’s leadership, ABMB has produced a comprehensive
traffic model for downtown Baton Rouge, proposed an innovative
solution to a major I-10 bottleneck that reduced congestion
dramatically, and demonstrated the benefits, both in terms
of cost and effectiveness, of a continuous flow intersection
solution to the congested US 61 corridor in Baton Rouge.
Mike is also actively involved in the Smart Growth Task
Force in Baton Rouge, whose goal is to apply the principles
of new urbanism to existing systems and to encourage diverse
modes of transportation.
Education
Louisiana State University, BSCE 1978
Professional Affiliations
American Society of Civil Engineers
Louisiana Engineering Society
Society of American Military Engineers
Chi Epsilon Honorary Civil Engineering Society
Professional Registrations
Registered Professional Engineer
- Louisiana (20397)
- Alabama (15800)
- New Jersey (32223)
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