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Maps & Datasets

Regional Active Transportation Maps

Learn more about your community’s walking, biking, and rolling infrastructure using the SPC’s Active Transportation GIS Applications! Click on the images below to open the corresponding interactive map. ​If you’d like to explore more regional maps, check out the GIS Center. ​

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Active Transportation Network
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Displays trails, bicycle networks, and related facilities in the region that make up the Active Transportation network.

High Injury Network and Crashes
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Uses crash data from the Pennsylvania Crash Inventory Tool (PCIT) and other factors to create a High Injury Network. 
Sidewalk Inventory
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​Displays sidewalks, steps, crosswalks, and connecting trails in the region that make up the pedestrian network. 

Bicycle Level of Comfort Map
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Ranks roadways by level of stress while biking on a scale of 1-4, with 1 being least stressful and 4 being most stressful.

Regional Datasets

The datasets displayed in the maps above are available to download for free from the SPC's Downloadable Data Library. These shapefiles include Bike Racks, Active Transportation Signs, Sidewalks, the Active Transportation Network, Active Transportation Facilities, Bicycle Level of Comfort, and Pedestrian Islands.  The Complete Data List also hosts helpful shapefiles for key community destinations like Grocery Stores, Transit Stops, Parks, Public Schools, and many more. 

Shapefiles for Railroads, Nature Reserves, State Game Lands, Open Spaces, Parks, and Campgrounds are also available to download from the SPC - these can be integral data when acquiring land for trail development. 
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    Request a Map or Dataset

    If your community needs mapping or data assistance for an Active Transportation plan or project, please submit this form with your request to [email protected]. The SPC is happy to provide GIS data to planning partners, transportation agencies, transit operators, consulting firms, businesses, environmental agencies, and government at every level. 
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Additional Helpful Mapping & Data Resources

If you're looking for maps and data beyond the SPC's offerings, check out the sources below. These resources are free to the public, and links marked with "*" are especially useful and easy to navigate data sources. 
National data sources
Federal Government
  • Bureau of Transportation Statistics – Transportation Maps & Geospatial Data
  • National Center for Statistics and Analysis – Publications, Data & Data Tools
  • *Census Bureau
Supporting Organizations
  • League of American Bicyclists – Benchmarking Report: Explore Data
  • Strava Metro (Free for Government) – Metro Data Partnership

Statewide data sources
State Government
  • *Pennsylvania Crash Inventory Tool (PCIT)
  • PennDOT – Spatial Data Portal
Supporting Organizations
  • *Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access (PASDA)
  • Pennsylvania Environmental Council – GoTo Trails
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local data sources
City of Pittsburgh
  • City of Pittsburgh GIS Data HUB - 
    • ​Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) Maps -
  • BikePGH 

Allegheny County GIS
Allegheny County GIS - 

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  • Home
    • Contact Us
  • Initiatives
    • Safe System Approach >
      • Vision Zero
    • Complete Streets
    • Safe Routes
  • Encouragement
    • Walking
    • Biking
    • Trails
    • TDM
  • Evaluation + Planning
    • Steps that local governments can take
    • Maps >
      • Active Transportation Network
      • Sidewalks, Steps, Crosswalks, and Connecting Trails
  • Education
  • Engineering - Design Guidance
  • Find Funding
  • Plan Library