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The Smart Growth Project Database is an application that tracks a variety of noteworthy development projects throughout the Greater Philadelphia Region. The database focuses on three types of Smart Growth projects: development near transit, traditional neighborhood development (TND), and conservation subdivisions. This database is meant to serve as a quick and convenient reference tool for planners,……

This map contains energy use and greenhouse gas emissions profiles for municipalities in Greater Philadelphia. The data within the profiles are from DVRPC's 2015 Energy Use and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Greater Philadelphia. To learn more about the methodology behind these profiles and the greater inventory please see 2015 Energy Use and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory for Greater Philadelphia:……

This story map highlights the Goals and Strategies from the 2019 Growing Greater Philadelphia CEDS

This document contains all of the projects and related funding for FY 2020 as passed by the DVRPC Board in January 2019.

The Burlington County Highway Master Plan is the product of a technical, collaborative planning process to supply a vision and implementation framework for the county highway network that can sustainable complement long-term county growth patterns. The report document serves as a companion to the web map, which is an online tool containing traffic management strategies for transportation deficiencies……

How do we prepare our region for a world that’s always changing? The Connections 2045 Explorer illustrates the region's vision for growth and development, as stated in the Long-range Plan. This interactive story map outlines the goals of the plan, and how DVRPC and its stakeholders are working toward them together.

This map shows the major, official Park and Ride lots in the Greater Philadelphia region, as provided by the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware Departments of Transportation. This list and information is subject to change.

This web map shows trip origins for transit users that drive to and park motor vehicles at train stations or park-and-ride lots in the Delaware Valley Region. This map includes train stations and park-and-rides that have publicly accessible parking and have been surveyed by DVRPC.

During the Philadelphia City Planning Commission’s Lower Southwest District Plan process, Cobbs Creek Parkway was identified as problematic due to its speeding traffic, complex intersections, and nearby vulnerable populations. As a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation state highway, Cobbs Creek Parkway is also a challenge for traffic calming. This study examines intersections that link Cobbs Creek……

This study investigates the best location for a transit facility in South Philadelphia where SEPTA-owned property is limited. Bus operations analyses and conceptual site designs were done for sites that were favored.