Nunes-Ueno Consulting
Designing the Operating Systems of Institutional Mobility
Universities, corporations, and cities depend on complex mobility systems. We design the policies, pricing, services, and governance that make them work.
What we actually do
Areas of practice
Fleet electrification, commute programs, parking management, transit redesign, and campus mobility frameworks. The work we take on, with live tools and partner teams where the job needs them.
In focus
Fleet Electrification & Management
Lifecycle planning, right-sizing, and EV transition — with working simulation and cost tools, not slide decks.
Recent work
Sorted by date · from the project list
2026
UAB Campus Transit and Mobility Study
Engaged by the University of Alabama at Birmingham to lead a comprehensive assessment of campus transit and mobility, following a competitive RFP process. Contract signed August 2026.
Campus Frameworks
2026
WWU TDM & Parking Dashboard
Western Washington University — Transportation Demand Management Plan for WWU, delivering the TDM-specific components of a project WWU also uses for its live parking/TDM dashboard, as subconsultant to prime consultant Walker Consultants.
TDM
2026
Princeton Fleet Assessment & Strategy
Princeton University — Electric shuttle fleet transition (including the EV Bus Simulator decision-support tool), fleet cost modeling, and coordination with PSE&G on bus-charging infrastructure — identified $20M+ in fleet/mobility savings. Fleet data pipeline and simulation tooling in production on live Princeton fleet data.
Fleet
2020
Princeton Campus Mobility Framework
Princeton University — Campus Mobility Framework with Jarrett Walker + Associates — Choices Report (2019), Current State (2019), Recommendations (2020), covering transit, ped/bike, shared mobility, electrification, and campus mobility principles.
Campus Frameworks
Institutions from current and recent work
UABPrincetonOregon StateOHSUSeattle Children'sInnovate Memphis
Work with us
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