Bicycle Data
The City of Cambridge uses a variety of data to evaluate bicycling conditions in the city. These data are used to help measure growth, identify issues, determine what is and is not working, and make decisions to improve bicycling conditions for people of all ages and abilities.
Click in the boxes below to learn more about different kinds of bicycle data available.
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Citywide Bike Counts
View an interactive data application of the City's regular citywide bike counts. These counts have been collected at intersections throughout the city since 2002. Counts can be viewed as a chart or downloaded as a spreadsheet.
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Eco-Totem Bike Counter
View data from the Eco-Totem bicycle count station on Broadway in Kendall Square, counts cyclists via in-ground loop detectors. Daily counts are available since 2015.
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Bluebikes
System and trip data for Bluebikes, Metro Boston's bike share system.
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Bicycle Crashes
Data and analysis on bicycle crashes in Cambridge.
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Cambridge Bicycle Plan
The Cambridge Bicycle Plan includes detailed information about bicycle counts and trends.
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Bike Facilities and Racks GIS Data
Bike facilities and racks are among the many publicly available Cambridge GIS layers.
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Journey to Work
Commuting and mode split data for Cambridge labor force, workforce, and resident workforce.
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Cambridge Open Data
Publicly available data created and maintained by the City of Cambridge.
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For More Information
For more information, please contact Cara Seiderman at 617/349-4629 or cseiderman@cambridgema.gov.