The City of Cleveland is taking strides towards improved transit conditions with the introduction of Cleveland Moves, a plan dedicated to enhancing the safety and convenience of travel throughout the city. Recently shared on the city's official Facebook page, Cleveland Moves brings forth an Interactive Report now available on OpenDataCLE, offering residents a new way to engage with the city's efforts in upgrading its transportation infrastructure.
According to the social media post from the City of Cleveland—City Hall, the plan encompasses a range of developments, such as the retiming of traffic signals, improvements to pedestrian crossings, and the expansion of the high-comfort bikeway network. Cleveland Moves aims to address the varied transportation needs of those who walk, bike, drive, or use transit within the city's diverse landscape. Residents are encouraged to explore the progress and results of the initiative through the interactive report.
The reports feature on the OpenDataCLE platform is designed to offer transparency and detail on transportation projects throughout Cleveland, with the City of Cleveland—City Hall's post highlighting the online tool's goal to provide an "interactive look at the plan’s outcomes." Residents interested in examining such outcomes can spot enhancements and ongoing projects by visiting the database at data.clevelandohio.gov and searching for "Cleveland Moves." additionally, detailed information about the initiative can be found on the city's website at clevelandohio.gov/clevelandmoves.
