Bicycle Lanes in the city of New York, New York
With 1345 bicycle lanes detailed in the New York dataset, GIS professionals can access specifications like surface type, lane count, and designation. Ideal for urban planning and transportation projects.
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Explore our comprehensive dataset on Bicycle Lanes in New York, meticulously curated for GIS professionals needing detailed datasets. This resource hosts approximately 1345 features including notable bicycle lanes such as Queens Boulevard and Kew Gardens Road, showcasing attributes like lane type, surface material, and traffic direction. The data encompasses diverse settings from primary highways to residential roads, with tracks or shared lanes specified according to each street’s characteristic—such as Jewel Avenue and 69th Road, marked with attributes for maximum speed and surface type. These specifics aid in planning and analysis tasks tailored to enhancing bicyclist safety and infrastructure. This dataset serves as an essential tool for urban development and transportation planning, providing key insights into the city’s bicycle lane configurations and their varied specifications.
Contained within the Bicycle Lanes in New York dataset are features like:
- Queens Boulevard
- Kew Gardens Road
- 69th Road
- Jewel Avenue
- Meadow Lake Drive
- 63rd Road
- Meadow Lake Bridge
- Ederle Promenade
- Path of Peace
- Corona Avenue
- United Nations Avenue South
- 62nd Drive
- Woodhaven Boulevard
- 111th Street
- 94th Street
- 56th Avenue
- 55th Avenue
- Broadway
- Diversity Plaza
- 52nd Street
- 50th Street
- 43rd Avenue
- Skillman Avenue
- Booth Memorial Avenue
Following account creation on Felt, access your customized interactive map featuring Bicycle Lanes in New York. Utilize intuitive tools for customization, analysis, and data export in GeoPackage format. In addition, dig into our comprehensive catalog of pre-curated GIS data, showcasing an array of supplementary datasets tailored for New York.
