A Bikemore initiative

A city for people
starts with visibility.

We use Baltimore's public data to bring visibility and accountability to the work of building a city for people.

3 dashboards live
Camera locations map
Camera Violators
Project tracker map
Project Tracker
Families on a Bikemore community ride
Community rides
Bike and bus lane enforcement map
Lane Enforcement
Our mission

Measurable. Visible. Accountable.

Every dashboard takes one honest question about our streets and answers it with the city's own numbers.

Measurable

We gather public data, published plans, and information from city and state websites and dashboards.

Visible

We consolidate that data into dashboards and project trackers that aim to be user-friendly.

Accountable

This gives advocates, neighbors, and officials a shared starting point for advocacy, empowering us to demand change.

The dashboards
Camera Violators

Speed and red light cameras

Every Baltimore camera citation since 2019 — as leaderboards, a camera map, and monthly trends.

  • Speed & red-light leaderboards
  • Camera-location map
  • Monthly volume & collection trends
  • Expired-tag & most-dangerous views

Baltimore ATVES citations · City Open Data

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Project Tracker

Bike and transit projects

Every City DOT bike, pedestrian, and transit project geolocated on one map, by council district.

  • Planned & in-progress projects
  • Filter by type, status & district
  • Existing bike facilities
  • Who to contact per district

Streets of Baltimore + Open Baltimore GIS

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Bike/Bus Lane Enforcement Tracker

Blocked bike and bus lanes

Baltimoreans filed 7,457 complaints about blocked bike and bus lanes. The city wrote 770 tickets.

  • Every report and citation, mapped
  • Reports vs. tickets over time
  • Worst-corridor & repeat-offender leaderboards
  • Fines levied vs. never collected

Baltimore 311 & parking citations · Open Data + BCDOT

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