Explore publicly available data resources tracking active transportation, street safety, and community support for sustainable transit alternatives in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. These dashboards provide insights into traffic patterns, bicycle and pedestrian usage, infrastructure impacts, and advocacy efforts for equitable, people-centered transportation planning.
Crash data collected by the Cincinnati Police Department displays daily updated traffic crash reports, including fatal, injury, and non-injury incidents across the city. The data has been geocoded and enhanced with administrative boundaries while maintaining privacy through address redaction and coordinate skewing.
View the count and distribution of the number of community members that support our campaign and were identified while canvassing.
This dashboard displays traffic volume and vehicle speed data collected throughout the region using StatTrak Portable Vehicle Counter Classifiers, with data sourced from the All Traffic Solutions cloud platform to monitor roadway conditions and support street safety analysis.
We collect and analyze bicycle and pedestrian facility usage data across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky to support active transportation planning and Vision Zero initiatives.
This advocacy resource examines the proposed $3.8 billion Brent Spence Bridge Corridor highway widening project through Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, presenting data on traffic patterns, carbon emissions, demographic impacts, and environmental justice concerns.
