CPCS strengthens its US transit, rail, and mobility leadership
Mark Mukherji has been appointed to lead CPCS’s growing US Transit, Rail, and Mobility (TRAM) practice.
CPCS, a global transportation consulting firm, is expanding its capabilities in the transit, rail, and mobility spaces, offering greater support, expertise, and value to clients across the US. Mark’s appointment reflects CPCS’s commitment to helping clients develop transportation solutions that connect people, strengthen communities, and support long-term economic growth.
Key points:
- Mark’s 17 years of transportation advisory experience spans ridership and revenue forecasting, business case development, financial and economic analysis, regulatory advisory, and transportation planning — advising clients across North America and internationally.
- He will lead the continued growth of CPCS’s practice across the United States, delivering high-value, strategically focused advice, supported by deep technical expertise that helps our clients realize their goals and move beneficial transit, rail, and mobility projects towards successful implementation.
Expanding CPCS’s transit, rail and mobility team, services, and client impact
The need for thoughtful expertise in the transit, rail, and mobility space has never been greater. Transportation initiatives must balance passenger demand, financial sustainability, funding opportunities, stakeholder priorities, and long-term community outcomes.
The initiatives that succeed long-term are those anchored in robust evidence and rigorous analysis to maximize the delivery of meaningful benefits.
That’s where CPCS’s transit, rail, and mobility team comes in. We help clients explore critical questions in the planning, development, and implementation of transportation initiatives:
- What are the challenges we face today and how might these evolve in future?
- How can we imagine potential transportation solutions to meet these challenges?
- How might people interact with planned initiatives/services – fundamentally, will people use them?
- How can we work with the funding and financing options that are available?
- How can we maximize the economic and social benefits from any investment?
- What delivery strategy offers the greatest chance of success?

