Latest News
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
New Reports Published - Winter Newsletter, Webinar, Case Study
Winter 2024 Newsletter, Collecting Field Data, is now available.
North Carolina State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) webinar, is now available.
Wednesday, February 14, 2024
FHWA Webinar Series - Massachusetts Department of Transportation Snow & Ice Vehicle Inspection Process
Using GIS Applications
FHWA will host a webinar on Wednesday, February 21st from 1:00 – 2:00pm ET to discuss the Massachusetts Department of Transportation Snow& Ice Vehicle Inspection Process using GIS applications.Monday, January 8, 2024
Spring 2023 Newsletter is now available
Equity in Transportation
The latest edition of the GIS in Transportation newsletter is now available here.Wednesday, May 10, 2023
State DOT Links
Links to State DOT GIS data portals and GIS applications are now available on our GIS Practices page.
Wednesday, May 10, 2023
Using GIS for Crash Location and Analysis at State DOTs
Case Studies of Select Transportation Agencies
State DOTs identified “crash location and analysis to improve road safety” as an area they are interested in learning how GIS is applied. This case study report identifies notable practices from these State DOTs across the country: Alabama DOT, Oregon DOT (ODOT), New York DOT (NYSDOT), North Carolina DOT (NCDOT), and Connecticut DOT (CTDOT).The case study can be found here.
To view previous reports, visit our report page.
What We Do
The GIS in Transportation program facilitates the knowledge transfer of GIS skills, best practices, and technical resources among State, regional, and local transportation organizations. This website captures the respective lessons learned and makes them available to all GIS practitioners and transportation professionals.
FHWA HEPGIS Application
The HEPGIS website is an interactive, web-based geographic map server that enables users to navigate, view, and print geospatial maps using only their web browser.
Geospatial Data Collaboration
Geospatial Data Collaboration (GDC) is an FHWA Every Day Counts 2 initiative that encourages transportation agencies to use geospatial tools to share data, increase collaboration, and improve the quality and speed of transportation decision-making.
Contact
Mark Sarmiento
FHWA Office of Planning
Mark.Sarmiento@dot.gov