In 2020, Ramsey County conducted a full evaluation of all undivided four-lane roadways in the county road system. Staff reviewed whether converting them to three lanes would have a positive impact on safety and operations. In many cases, 4-to-3 lane conversions can help improve safety for all road users - pedestrians, bicyclists, vehicles and transit-riders - when traffic volumes and use meet certain criteria.

Ramsey County is responsible for inspecting, maintaining and reconstructing 57 bridges.

Dataset showing transportation construction projects by year, primary road, county road, construction end locations, description and current status. For current road projects, please visit https://bit.ly/2QbtMRA.

Dataset showing commute to work by transportation type.

2020 Ramsey County bridge ratings.

The Pedestrian Bike Systems (PBS) data set contains line data that represents non-motorized-wheeled (bike, rollerblade, skateboard, etc.) and pedestrian transit routes. Some of the sidewalk and trail locations were originally digitized from Ramsey County 2003 aerial photography DOQs.

Percent of residents employed and working outside the home where commuting times to their place of work less is than 30 minutes.

Dataset showing the number of vehicles available to members of a household.

Types of transportation structures (e.g., driveways, bridges, unpaved medians, etc.).