This feature class consists of a point representing each type of traffic signal used to control the right of way for pedestrian or vehicular traffic flow. View in COSMOS

A point feature representing devices used to control the flow of traffic. Speed humps are rounded raised areas of asphalt on the roadway that are usually 80mm in height. They...

A point feature representing Light, Signal and Utility poles. View in COSMOS

A point feature representing all vehicular bridges in the City of Surrey. Notable attributes include construction type and the presence and material of sidewalks and tire...

Identifies the location of more than 360 major signalized intersections in the Surrey. Using the weblinks provided, you can see up-to-the minute traffic in the city. For...

This layer shows the location of railway crossings within the city.

Provides the location of on-street pay parking in Surrey along with the parking rates for each station. For further information please visit the City of Surrey Pay Parking...

This table provides 2009 and 2014 Traffic Volumes on major roads in Surrey. Traffic volumes displayed represent the average 24 hour volumes in both directions for a typical...

Transportation accounts for a large portion of greenhouse gas emissions in the province, with vehicles also contributing to traffic congestion, local air pollution and smog....

Provides location and information on alternate fueling stations such as electric vehicle charging stations, compressed natural gas filling stations and hydrogen fuelling...

Recreation walking routes in communities around Surrey.

This is a subset of the Road Centrelines dataset. It contains regular truck routes, dangerous goods routes, no heavy truck routes and routes with restrictions. View in COSMOS

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

A linear representation of the centreline of sidewalks. View in COSMOS

The Road Surface dataset depicts drivable road surfaces in the City of Surrey. This layer is used as a key component of the City's basemap, and as a key layer of information...

Indicates the minimum 24 m wide road allowance requirement for future road widening purposes along all Roads within the core City Centre area.

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

This layer displays trails and paths that are maintained and/or operated by the City of Surrey Parks Division. View in COSMOS

Polygon representations of raised medians within Surrey. These do not include painted medians, (see pavement markings). Median subtypes are defined as: Central - A raised...

Roads that have been around since the early days of Surrey along with their original names. View in COSMOS