Dashboard Navigation

The map's legend can be accessed by clicking on the icon in the upper right hand corner of the map, as shown in the graphic to the left. The resulting pop up will show the legend for all active map layers.

The base map can be changed by clicking on the icon in the upper right hand corner of the map, as shown in the graphic to the left. A variety of base maps are available including street maps, topographic maps, and aerial imagery.

Any address can be highlighted and zoomed to by entering the address in the magnifying glass in the upper right hand corner of the map, as shown in the graphic to the left.

Each dashboard contains a drop down menu in the upper right to select a SMART Plan corridor and view data for only the selected corridor. This will automatically zoom the map to the corridor and update in the widgets on the left of the dashboard. If "(All Corridors)" is selected, the dashboard presents information for all SMART Plan corridors combined.

Each dashboard contains a second drop down menu in the upper right to report information for a specific SMART Plan station area. The default selection is "(All stations)" within the selected corridor. In addition to specific station areas, the "(Entire corridor)" and "(Outside station areas)" options present data at a corridor-wide scale.

Many dashboards report multiple metrics to fully describe conditions in SMART Plan stations and corridors for a given element of effective TOC's. Browse each metric using the tabs in the bottom left corner of the dashboard. Corridor and station area selections (see Map Navigation) are retained across each metric tab.

By default the dashboard page will show a snapshot of data for the most recent available reporting year. Historical trends and short term forecasts based on permitted development can be viewed by selecting the appropriate time frame using the bar above the dashboard, as shown in the graphic to the left. Loading a new time frame may take a few seconds, and corridor and station area selections must be made independently for each time frame.