Buildings and transportation are two major sources of community greenhouse gas emissions that can have far-reaching and unpredictable environmental and economic consequences....

This dataset contains public transit data including skytrain guideways, transit routes and transit stops. View in COSMOS

General land use designations for all areas of Surrey as delineated by the Official Community Plan (By-law 18020), as amended. Land use designations provide guidance on the...

Frequent transit development areas are additional priority locations (outside of urban centres) that will accommodate concentrated growth in higher density forms of development....

This dataset contains City of Surrey bike routes including shoulders, shared traffic, multi-use pathways, local roads, neighbourhood bike routes and sidewalks. View in COSMOS

Pavement edges, curbed or uncurbed. Data digitzed by McElhanney from annual air photograph flown in April.

Compact and complete communities provide opportunities for residents to work close to home. Local jobs can make walking, cycling and taking transit to work more attractive...

Linear representations of no-post guardrails, guardrails, safety barriers, handrails and fencing located on transportation assets.

This dataset contains features which are a part of the City of Surrey transportation network. This includes road centrelines, curbs, medians, paths, trails, sidewalks and bike...

Driving a vehicle consumes more fuel and emits more greenhouse gases than other modes of transportation such as taking transit, biking, and walking. There is a clear link...

This dataset contains 2 web services which can be used to download the locations of City of Surrey traffic loops and the traffic loop counts. Traffic Loops web service accepts a...