AtlasView for Transportation Agencies
Regional and county transportation agencies manage more centerline miles than staff, across boundaries that don't share a data standard. AtlasView gives every jurisdiction the same picture.
How county, regional and state transportation agencies use AtlasView
AtlasView helps transportation agencies manage large, multi-jurisdiction road networks: a shared pavement and roadway asset inventory, condition tracking, multi-year program development and reporting for funding applications.
The problems we hear most
Networks too large for spreadsheets
Thousands of segments stay responsive on the map, with filtering by route, functional class or jurisdiction.
Multi-jurisdiction coordination
Member agencies work in the same platform with their own views, while the region sees the whole network.
Grant and funding applications
Pull condition data, backlog figures and prioritized project lists straight into funding submissions.
Programs that span years
Build and defend a multi-year program with scenario analysis showing what each funding level delivers.
What changes
- One regional view of network condition
- Prioritized, defensible project programs
- Faster grant and funding submissions
- Consistent data standards across members
Frequently asked questions
- Can multiple member agencies use one AtlasView instance?
- Yes. Regional bodies commonly run a shared instance where each member agency manages its own assets while the region reports on the combined network — the model used by the Coachella Valley Association of Governments.
- Does AtlasView support pavement condition index (PCI) scoring?
- Yes. AtlasView stores PCI and other condition scoring methods, including custom scales, with full inspection history.