NYC Open Data Plan: Mayor's Management Report (MMR) Indicators

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

10785

IDNYC — Number of applications processed

The City Fiscal Year to date cumulative number of IDNYC applications processed for eligibility clients as of the end of the period. The number of cards mailed in each period will not match the number of applications processed due to time required to print and mail cards. The card helps New Yorkers gain access to City services and buildings. In addition, it offers free membership in the City’s leading museums, zoos, concert halls and botanical gardens.

HRA Office IDNYC

Partially

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Social-Services/IDNYC-Applications-and-Cards-Issued/rtmc-bhid/

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

10786

IDNYC — Number of cards issued

This indicator measures the City Fiscal Year to date cumulative number of IDNYC cards mailed. IDNYC is a free identification card available to New York City residents. The card helps New Yorkers gain access to City services and buildings. In addition, it offers free membership in the City’s leading museums, zoos, concert halls and botanical gardens.

HRA Office IDNYC

Partially

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Social-Services/IDNYC-Applications-and-Cards-Issued/rtmc-bhid/

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

10787

IDNYC — Application timeliness rate (%)

This indicator measures the City Fiscal Year to Date percentage of mailed IDNYC cards that have been mailed within 14 business days of receiving an application.

HRA Office IDNYC

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

10877

Support cases with active orders receiving current payments (%)

This indicator measures the City Fiscal Year to date percent of child support cases with active orders (cases with an ongoing obligation) receiving current payments in the month.

NYC Office of Child Support Services

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

12325

Fair Fares NYC — Total enrollment

This indicator measures the number of people enrolled in Fair Fares NYC as of June 30th, the end of the City Fiscal Year reporting period. Launched in January 2019, Fair Fares NYC is a city program to help people who live in New York City with low incomes manage their transportation costs. With the Fair Fares NYC discount, eligible New York City residents receive a 50% discount on subway and eligible bus fares or Access-A-Ride fares.

HRA Office Performance Management and Data Analytics (OPMDA)

Partially

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Social-Services/Fair-Fares-Enrollees/3tw8-6si8/

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

13653

Average number of individuals served per day in the Emergency Domestic Violence shelter program

The monthly average of the number of individuals served per day in emergency domestic violence shelters that provide temporary and emergency housing and supportive services for victims of domestic violence and their children. All programs provide a safe environment as well as counseling, advocacy and referral services.

HRA ODVEIS Shelter Occupancy Referral Tracking System

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 459-h, 18 NYCRR § 452.10, and 18 NYCRR § 462.9, which strictly protect client records and shelter locations. At the federal level, VAWA (34 U.S.C. § 12291(b)(2)) and FVPSA (42 U.S.C. § 10406(c)(5)) prohibit the disclosure of personally identifying information for survivors.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

13658

Average number of families served per day in the Domestic Violence Tier II shelter program

The monthly average of the number of families served per day in Tier II domestic violence shelters that provide transitional housing and supportive services for victims of domestic violence and their children. All programs provide a safe environment as well as counseling, advocacy and referral services.

HRA ODVEIS Shelter Occupancy Referral Tracking System

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 459-h, 18 NYCRR § 452.10, and 18 NYCRR § 462.9, which strictly protect client records and shelter locations. At the federal level, VAWA (34 U.S.C. § 12291(b)(2)) and FVPSA (42 U.S.C. § 10406(c)(5)) prohibit the disclosure of personally identifying information for survivors.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

13659

Average number of individuals served per day in the Domestic Violence Tier II shelter program

The monthly average of the number of individuals served per day in Tier II domestic violence shelters that provide transitional housing and supportive services for victims of domestic violence and their children. All programs provide a safe environment as well as counseling, advocacy and referral services.

HRA ODVEIS Shelter Occupancy Referral Tracking System

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 459-h, 18 NYCRR § 452.10, and 18 NYCRR § 462.9, which strictly protect client records and shelter locations. At the federal level, VAWA (34 U.S.C. § 12291(b)(2)) and FVPSA (42 U.S.C. § 10406(c)(5)) prohibit the disclosure of personally identifying information for survivors.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

13661

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — Average monthly benefit for Cash Assistance recipients receiving benefits ($)

The average monthly SNAP benefit among households receiving Cash Assistance.

NYS Welfare Management System (WMS)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under 7 U.S.C. § 2020(e)(8), which strictly limits the use or disclosure of information obtained from applicant households to the administration of the program.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

13662

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — Average monthly benefit for non-Cash Assistance recipients receiving benefits ($)

The average monthly SNAP benefit among households who are not cash assistance or SSI recipients.

NYS Welfare Management System (WMS)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under 7 U.S.C. § 2020(e)(8), which strictly limits the use or disclosure of information obtained from applicant households to the administration of the program.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

13663

Pounds of food distributed through Community Food Connection (000)

The pounds of shelf-stabilized, refrigerated and frozen foods distributed per month through Community Food Connection (CFC).

Food Bank For NYC

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

The underlying data that is used to generate this indicator is not available in a format that is suitable for Open Data.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15194

Active Community Food Connection programs — Food Pantries

The number of active Food Pantries receiving funding from the Community Food Connections program. Counts are point in time as of the last month of the fiscal year.

Easy Access To Supplemental Food System (EATS)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

The underlying data that is used to generate this indicator is not available in a format that is suitable for Open Data.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15195

Active Community Food Connection programs — Community Kitchens

The number of active Soup Kitchens receiving funding from the Community Food Connections program. Counts are point in time as of the last month of the fiscal year.

Easy Access To Supplemental Food System (EATS)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

The underlying data that is used to generate this indicator is not available in a format that is suitable for Open Data.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15506

Cash Assistance — Applications filed electronically (%)

The percentage of cases that applied for cash assistance through Access HRA out of the total number of cases that applied for cash assistance in the respective month.

DSS Office Performance Management and Data Analytics (OPMDA)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15507

Homebase enrollments

The total volume of Homebase enrollments, including prevention and aftercare. Homebase provides New Yorkers experiencing housing instability in the community with various homeless prevention services and aftercare services to families and individuals exiting DHS shelter to permanent housing.

HRA Housing and Homeless Assistance Services/Initiatives

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15508

Cases receiving emergency rental assistance

The monthly volume of cases receiving rental arrears payments, including both those receiving one-time and ongoing assistance.

HRA Housing and Homeless Assistance Services/Initiatives, Rental Assistance Unit

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15547

Domestic Violence Tier II units (capacity)

The average number of domestic violence units that HRA administers in Tier II/transitional shelter facilities during the reporting period. Each unit provides housing for an individual family in need of domestic violence services.

HRA Office of Domestic Violence & Emergency Intervention Services (ODVEIS) recorded state certifications of facilities

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

The underlying data that is used to generate this indicator is not available in a format that is suitable for Open Data.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15548

Cases receiving home care services — HRA clients

The number of cases managed by the Home Care Services Program (HCSP) that receive home care services at the end of the reporting month. HCSP does not administer the New York State Managed Long-term Care Program that serves the majority of the New York City homecare population. These cases are a subset of the total.

Home Care Services Program

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15549

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) — Cases receiving emergency housing assistance

The number of HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) cases in temporary emergency settings, including transitional housing programs.

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Public Health Law Article 27-F (§ 2782), where any disclosure inherently risks revealing confidential HIV-related information.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15550

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) — Cases receiving supportive housing assistance

The number of HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) cases residing in permanent supported housing, including scatter site units and permanent congregate facilities.

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Public Health Law Article 27-F (§ 2782), where any disclosure inherently risks revealing confidential HIV-related information.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15559

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) — Cases receiving on-going rental assistance

The number of HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) cases receiving non-emergency on-going rental assistance.

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Public Health Law Article 27-F (§ 2782), where any disclosure inherently risks revealing confidential HIV-related information.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15876

CityFHEPS — Cases receiving subsidy

The total number of cases receiving a CityFHEPS subsidy covering rent for the reporting month. CityFHEPS (the City Fighting Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement) is a rental assistance program that helps individuals and families find and keep housing. CityFHEPS pays part of eligible tenants monthly rent anywhere in New York State for up to five years.

Office of Performance Management and Data Analytics (OPMDA)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15935

Total dollars disbursed for human services contracts ($000,000)

The amount of dollars disbursed to providers during the fiscal year. Represents total dollars disbursed within the fiscal year regardless of when the invoice was submitted.

Mayor's Office of Contract Services

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15936

Human services contract registration within 30 days of the contract start date (%)

The percentage of human service contracts that are registered by the City Comptroller within 30 days of the contract start date. This proportion reflects the contracts that were registered in that fiscal year, regardless of their contract start date. The reported number includes general contracts and task orders issued from master agreements, but excludes awards made using City Council Discretionary funding and Emergency Contracts as defined by the New York City Procurement Policy Board Rules.

Mayor's Office of Contract Services

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15938

CityFHEPS — Average subsidy amount ($)

The average monthly CityFHEPS (City Fighting Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement) subsidy dollar amount.

Office of Performance Management and Data Analytics (OPMDA)

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Social Services Law (SSL) § 136 and 18 NYCRR § 357, which strictly prohibit the disclosure of records or information relating to persons applying for or receiving public assistance, care, or shelter.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15947

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) — Rental assistance application timeliness rate (%)

The percentage of HASA rent-related financial benefits applications submitted in the reporting month that are processed by the agency in the required 30-day timeframe.

HRA HIV/AIDS Services Administration Case by Case Financial Assessment database

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

These records are confidential and exempt from redisclosure under Public Health Law Article 27-F (§ 2782), where any disclosure inherently risks revealing confidential HIV-related information.

2026

Department of Social Services (DSS) - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

15954

Human services contracts

The number of human service contracts that were registered by the City Comptroller during the fiscal year. The reported number includes general contracts and task orders issued from master agreements, but excludes awards made using City Council Discretionary funding and Emergency Contracts as defined by the New York City Procurement Policy Board Rules.

Mayor's Office of Contract Services

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2851

Bicycle lane miles installed

The number of bicycle lane miles (Class I protected paths, II on-street lanes, and III shared lanes) installed during the reporting period.

Division of Transportation Planning and Management - Bicycle Program

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/dataset/New-York-City-Bike-Routes/mzxg-pwib/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2862

Streets maintained with a pavement rating of good (%)

The number of surveyed lane miles of local roadways assigned a condition rating of good, fair, or poor divided by the total number of surveyed lane miles. Note DOT changed its rating method to the pavement condition index (PCI), which is a numerical value that is calculated from a visual survey of pavement distress on a sample of the City’s network. DOT surveys at least 50 percent of City streets each year. DOT’s PCI is measured on a scale from 1 to 10, and many factors affect the value, including pavement age, traffic loads and available maintenance funding. Condition ratings are grouped in the following categories for each fiscal year: Good (%) — ratings greater than or equal to 6.7 to 10 Fair (%) — ratings greater than or equal to 2.7 to less than 6.7 Poor (%) — ratings less than 2.7

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance – Resource Management Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-Pavement-Rating/6yyb-pb25/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2897

Streets maintained with a pavement rating of fair (%)

The number of surveyed lane miles of local roadways assigned a condition rating of good, fair, or poor divided by the total number of surveyed lane miles. Note DOT changed its rating method to the pavement condition index (PCI), which is a numerical value that is calculated from a visual survey of pavement distress on a sample of the City’s network. DOT surveys at least 50 percent of City streets each year. DOT’s PCI is measured on a scale from 1 to 10, and many factors affect the value, including pavement age, traffic loads and available maintenance funding. Condition ratings are grouped in the following categories for each fiscal year: Good (%) — ratings greater than or equal to 6.7 to 10 Fair (%) — ratings greater than or equal to 2.7 to less than 6.7 Poor (%) — ratings less than 2.7

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance – Resource Management Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-Pavement-Rating/6yyb-pb25/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2898

Streets maintained with a pavement rating of poor (%)

The number of surveyed lane miles of local roadways assigned a condition rating of good, fair, or poor divided by the total number of surveyed lane miles. Note DOT changed its rating method to the pavement condition index (PCI), which is a numerical value that is calculated from a visual survey of pavement distress on a sample of the City’s network. DOT surveys at least 50 percent of City streets each year. DOT’s PCI is measured on a scale from 1 to 10, and many factors affect the value, including pavement age, traffic loads and available maintenance funding. •Condition ratings are grouped in the following categories for each fiscal year: Good (%) — ratings greater than or equal to 6.7 to 10 Fair (%) — ratings greater than or equal to 2.7 to less than 6.7 Poor (%) — ratings less than 2.7

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance – Resource Management Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-Pavement-Rating/6yyb-pb25/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2900

Pothole work orders

The number of new work orders opened for potholes on streets (excludes work orders for bridges and arterial highways). Potholes are reported through calls to the 311 Customer Service Center, emails and written correspondence by the public, elected officials or agency personnel during the course of inspections. A work order may include multiple potholes.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Resource Management Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-Pothole-Work-Orders-Closed-Dataset-/x9wy-ing4/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2902

Potholes repaired on local streets only

The number of potholes and other small street defects corrected on local streets.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Resource Management Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-Pothole-Work-Orders-Closed-Dataset-/x9wy-ing4/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2905

Average cost per lane mile resurfaced citywide ($)

Expenditures for milling and paving divided by the number of lane miles resurfaced. Expenditures reflect the cost of in-house resurfacing operations, including labor, materials, capital, and overhead, as well as payments to contractors, but does not include contract milling costs.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Resource Management Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-and-Highway-Capital-Reconstruction-Projects/97nd-ff3i/about_data

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-and-Highway-Capital-Reconstruction-Projects/jvk9-k4re/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2907

Average in-house cost of asphalt per ton ($)

Hamilton Avenue Asphalt Plant and Harper Street Asphalt Plant expenditures totaled and divided by the total number of tons of asphalt produced. Expenditures include only in-house cost of asphalt production, including labor, materials, capital, and overhead.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Resource Management Unit

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

Internal Deliberative Process

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2908

Average vendor cost of asphalt per ton ($)

Payments to vendors divided by the total number of tons received from vendors. Costs include only payments to vendors.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Resource Management Unit

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

Internal Deliberative Process

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2909

Adopted highway miles that receive a service rating of good (%)

The number of adopted highway miles that were inspected by DOT and assigned a service rating of good divided by the total number of inspected miles. Service tasks include litter removal, mechanical sweeping and beautification and can vary by segment. DOT sets both the service (task) for the adopted segment and the level of service (i.e., frequency) to be provided by the contractor.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Arterial Maintenance Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Adopted-Highway-Service-Ratings-Adopt-a-Highway-Hi/dte3-kvx7/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2912

Adopt-A-Highway adoption rate (%)

The number of miles of the City’s highway system for which maintenance is sponsored through the Adopt-A-Highway Program divided by 362, the total number of adoptable highway miles.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Arterial Maintenance Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Adopted-Highway-Service-Ratings-Adopt-a-Highway-Hi/dte3-kvx7/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2915

Potholes repaired on arterial highway system

The number of potholes and other small street defects corrected on arterial streets. Note: these arterials are highways that DOT is responsible for.

Division of Roadway Repair & Maintenance - Arterial Maintenance Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-Pothole-Work-Orders-Closed-Dataset-/x9wy-ing4/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2920

Average business days to repair priority regulatory signs after notification

The average number of business days it takes to repair priority regulatory signs (e.g., Stop, Yield, Do Not Enter, and One-Way) after notification to DOT.

Division of Transportation Planning and Management - Traffic Control and Engineering

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Street-Sign-Work-Orders/qt6m-xctn/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2922

Average calendar days to repair street lights by DOT

The average number of calendar days it takes DOT to repair streetlights.

Division of Traffic Operations - Street Lighting Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/DOT-Street-Lights-and-Traffic-Signals-311-Service-/jwvp-gyiq

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2923

Average calendar days to repair street lights by Coned

The average number of calendar days it takes Con Edison to repair streetlights, for cases where repairs to Con Edison equipment is required to restore electricity.

Division of Traffic Operations – Street Lighting Unit

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/DOT-Street-Lights-and-Traffic-Signals-311-Service-/jwvp-gyiq

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2928

Total traffic fatalities

The total number of pedestrian, traditional bicyclist, electric bicyclist, and motor vehicle occupant deaths resulting from traffic crashes. Data reflects crash-related fatalities during the reporting period. Data is typically collected 30 days after the close of the reporting period.

Division of Transportation Planning & Management - Research, Implementation & Safety/Chief of Transportation – New York City Police Department

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Public-Safety/Motor-Vehicle-Collisions-Crashes/h9gi-nx95/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2937

Average vehicular travel speed in the Manhattan Central Business District

The average speed of yellow taxis traveling with passengers between the hours of 8AM-6PM, Monday-Friday, in Manhattan’s Central Business District (CBD), excluding all major US holidays. The CBD covers the entire area south of 60th Street.

Division of Planning and Sustainability – Congestion Mitigation

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/DOT-Traffic-Speeds-NBE/i4gi-tjb9/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2941

Pedestrian volume index

An index of pedestrian volumes – the number of pedestrians traveling on the sidewalk at 50 sample locations around the City. Sampling is conducted during one week of May and one week of September at consistent times of day and days of the week. The figure shown is a ratio using the May 2007 count as a baseline. The May 2007 count is assigned a starting value of 100, and the ratio of each new pedestrian count to the baseline count is multiplied by 100 to give the new value. A value of 102 for Spring 2008 means that pedestrian volumes at sample locations increased by approximately two percent over the May 2007 baseline.

Division of Transportation Planning and Management - Pedestrian Projects Group

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Bi-Annual-Pedestrian-Counts/cqsj-cfgu/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2943

Bridges rated good or very good (%) (CY)

Federal and State laws mandate that bridge structures be inspected at least once every two years. Engineering consultants from the New York State Department of Transportation perform biennial inspections for all New York City bridge structures except pedestrian bridges and structures under 20 feet in length. The new AASHTO inspection scale uses condition states CS1 (Very Good), CS2 (Good), CS3 (Fair), or CS4 (Poor) and eliminates the historical 1-7 NYSDOT bridge rating scale. NBI ratings are given for specific elements: substructure, superstructure and deck. A weighted average combination of these elements leads to the NBI-W score which informs the verbal rating (Poor/Fair/Good/Very Good). Note Bridges that not inspected by the State are inspected by the Division's inspection team with the exception of six NYC Parks Department structures, the East 63rd Street Pedestrian Bridge over the FDR Drive, and the East 71st Street Pedestrian Bridge over the FDR Drive This is a change from the previous ratings system. Ratings used to be based on a scale from 1 to 7, and results had been grouped in the following categories for each calendar year: Very Good – ratings of 6.1 to 7. Good – ratings of 5 to 6. Fair – ratings of 3.1 to 4.9. Poor – ratings of 1 to 3.

Division of Bridges - Management and Support Services Bureau

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Bridge-Ratings/4yue-vjfc/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2945

Bridges rated fair (%) (CY)

Federal and State laws mandate that bridge structures be inspected at least once every two years. Engineering consultants from the New York State Department of Transportation perform biennial inspections for all New York City bridge structures except pedestrian bridges and structures under 20 feet in length. The new AASHTO inspection scale uses condition states CS1 (Very Good), CS2 (Good), CS3 (Fair), or CS4 (Poor) and eliminates the historical 1-7 NYSDOT bridge rating scale. NBI ratings are given for specific elements: substructure, superstructure and deck. A weighted average combination of these elements leads to the NBI-W score which informs the verbal rating (Poor/Fair/Good/Very Good). Note Bridges that not inspected by the State are inspected by the Division's inspection team with the exception of six NYC Parks Department structures, the East 63rd Street Pedestrian Bridge over the FDR Drive, and the East 71st Street Pedestrian Bridge over the FDR Drive This is a change from the previous ratings system. Ratings used to be based on a scale from 1 to 7, and results had been grouped in the following categories for each calendar year: Very Good – ratings of 6.1 to 7. Good – ratings of 5 to 6. Fair – ratings of 3.1 to 4.9. Poor – ratings of 1 to 3.

Division of Bridges - Management and Support Services Bureau

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Bridge-Ratings/4yue-vjfc/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2946

Bridges rated poor (%) (CY)

Federal and State laws mandate that bridge structures be inspected at least once every two years. Engineering consultants from the New York State Department of Transportation perform biennial inspections for all New York City bridge structures except pedestrian bridges and structures under 20 feet in length. The new AASHTO inspection scale uses condition states CS1 (Very Good), CS2 (Good), CS3 (Fair), or CS4 (Poor) and eliminates the historical 1-7 NYSDOT bridge rating scale. NBI ratings are given for specific elements: substructure, superstructure and deck. A weighted average combination of these elements leads to the NBI-W score which informs the verbal rating (Poor/Fair/Good/Very Good). Note Bridges that not inspected by the State are inspected by the Division's inspection team with the exception of six NYC Parks Department structures, the East 63rd Street Pedestrian Bridge over the FDR Drive, and the East 71st Street Pedestrian Bridge over the FDR Drive This is a change from the previous ratings system. Ratings used to be based on a scale from 1 to 7, and results had been grouped in the following categories for each calendar year: Very Good – ratings of 6.1 to 7. Good – ratings of 5 to 6. Fair – ratings of 3.1 to 4.9. Poor – ratings of 1 to 3.

Division of Bridges - Management and Support Services Bureau

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Bridge-Ratings/4yue-vjfc/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2951

Staten Island Ferry trips that are on time (%)

The percent of Staten Island Ferry trips completed on schedule.

Division of Ferries - Staten Island Ferry

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/Staten-Island-Ferry-Daily-Performance-data/7gic-pibm/about_data

2026

Department of Transportation (DOT)

2953

Staten Island Ferry average cost per passenger per trip ($)

Total Staten Island Ferry operating expenses, including labor, materials and equipment, divided by the total number of passengers carried.

Division of Ferries - Staten Island Ferry

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

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