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Transportation Fact Book
The Transportation Fact Book (Fact Book) was created to provide general information and statistics about the transportation system in York Region. It highlights road and public transit infrastructure and commuter support services and programs available in the Region that are built and maintained by York Region or in partnership with other municipalities or agencies in the Greater Toronto Area. The Fact Book is also a tool and information resource for internal and external stakeholders. It includes:
- An overview of York Region’s transportation system and provides the context for monitoring the performance of system components
- Information for Regional Council, senior management, Regional staff and the public on transportation services and programs available
- An overview of policy, data collection and analysis methods used by the Region
The Fact Book is updated every two years and contains information and statistics about the transportation system in the Region. The two latest editions of the Fact Book are available to view or download in the links below.
Read the Fact Book
Transportation Fact Book (2015) NEW
Figure 3 - Number of Lanes on Regional Roads
Figure 4 - 10-Year Roads Construction Program
Figure 5 - Completed Road Projects 2005-2014
Figure 9 - York Region Speed Zones
Figure 10 - Traffic Count Locations
Figure 11 - Top 10 Highest Traffic Volume Locations
Figure 12 - 2015 Annual Average Daily Traffic
Figure 13 - Truck Volumes on Regional Roads
Figure 15 - Top 10 Highest Truck Percentage Locations
Figure 16 - 2014 MTO Travel Time Study
Figure 22 - York Region Red Light Cameras
Figure 34 - Public Transit in York Region
Figure 40 - YRT/Viva Routes Average Daily Ridership
Figure 41 - Top 10 Highest Transit Passenger Loading Locations
Figure 43 - Viva Expansion Plan Map
Figure 45 - Sidewalks Along Regional Roads
Figure 46 - Top 10 Intersections 'Pedestrian Crossings'
Figure 47 - Cycling Facilities Added in 2014
Figure 48 - Lake to Lake Cycling Route and Walking Trail
Figure 50 - Carpool Commuter Parking Lots
Figure 57 - Traffic Volume Change in A.M. Peak Period Traffic Flow Between 2011 and 2014
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