MetroPlan Orlando provides a variety of interactive tools to streamline transportation planning and maps to help visualize complex data. Some items are specifically designed to help local government planners create a transportation system that is diverse, safe, and efficient. Others are geared for the general public to learn more about the system.
The Tracking the Trends monitoring program helps us understand how the transportation system is performing. Learn about recent regional trends and how the system is measuring up.
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If you love maps, this Data Viewer of our three-county area is for you! This interactive tool allows you to turn on layers for safety, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, freight, transit, road characteristics, conservation, land use, and community demographics. You can also view projects in our 2045 Plan.
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This dashboard contains crash data from 2018-2022 (Source: Signal Four Analytics). The tool shows crash locations and summary statistics for Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties. Data can be filtered by year, county, city, mode, crash severity and time of day. The interactive map allows visitors to explore crash patterns where they travel most.
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Get a closer look at projects contained in the five-year schedule for improvements to the region's transportation system.
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The Tracking the Trends Data Library houses the data deep-dive behind the Tracking the Trends program. Historic statistics are available for download here.
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The Tracking the Trends Accessibility Hub helps us view access to numerous daily destinations across the region. Use the interactive maps to see how accessible your neighborhood is.
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As a region, and a planning organization, we have certain expectations for how our system performs. These federal performance measures help us evaluate how the region is moving.
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Here you will find Best Foot Forward interactive maps depicting program yield rates, law enforcement activity, community outreach and roadway characteristics, as well as the regional trail map.
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