DVRPC Products

Aerial imagery indexes that represent coverage of the region for various years (1959, 1965-2015 in five-year increments).

The Circuit is Greater Philadelphia'ss multi-use trail network connecting people to jobs, communities, parks, and waterways.

The Connections 2045 Plan conducts a robust needs assessment for maintaining all existing road, bridge, and transit infrastructure. It also includes desired transportation investments to improve operational efficiency of existing facilities, and to expand roadway, transit, and bike and pedestrian infrastructure.

View and identify DVRPC completed studies. Information such as name, year, county and abstract information can be reviewed.

Summary of CyclePhilly bike trip data (road and trail segment totals) from May-October 2014. View trips by purpose and download the geospatial dataset.

The ETA Priority Score Map Toolkit demonstrates disparities in access to essential services like hospitals, health clinics, recreational spaces, senior centers, and more in the Greater Philadelphia region as a part of DVRPC's Coordinated Human Services Plan (CHSTP).

View, query, and export Municipal and County-level datasets. Datasets cover a variety of topics: Population, Employment, Building Permits, Land Use, Education, Income and Poverty, Crashes, and Travel Mode.

Traffic count data within and surrounding the DVRPC region. Filter data (by Year, AADT, Road Name, MCD and Type), review detailed hourly reports, and export traffic count information.

The TIP is the regionally agreed upon program of multimodal federal and state funded priority transportation capital projects over a four-year period, as required by federal law. The DVRPC FY2019 TIP for PA (FY19-22) was adopted by the DVRPC Board on June 28, 2018, and is in effect from October 1, 2018 to September 30, 2020. This important document reflects costs, schedules, and funding sources of……

This application summarizes DVRPC's most recent attempt to identify Transit-oriented development (TOD) opportunities throughout the Greater Philadelphia Region. Using a variety of demographic, physical, and market conditions, DVRPC has created a rating system that assesses the TOD readiness of over 150 station areas throughout the region.