Active Travel Infrastructure Platform

ATIP lets you design, modify and share active travel infrastructure plans.

It's developed by the Alan Turing Institute in collaboration with Active Travel England.

Using ATIP

The development version of ATIP with data for England is available for use at https://acteng.github.io/atip. Note: this is not a production service and we make no guarantees about the site's uptime or about backwards compatibility of ATIP files.

Using ATIP in other places

You can build your own hosted instance but will need some technical experience to get started. Please file an issue to start a conversation about using ATIP in other places.

Very roughly, you'd need to:

1. Replace assets/authorities.geojson with appropriate boundaries for your region, and adjust Svelte components using this file
2. Generate files for the route-snapper tool to work, using https://github.com/acteng/atip-data-prep. Right now, this only requires OpenStreetMap data and should work worldwide, but this may change.
3. Host those files and a compiled version of this Svelte app somewhere. You only need a static file host, like S3.

Query parameters

The main scheme.html page takes a few URL query parameters:

• authority is required, and must match a feature's name in assets/authorities.geojson
• schema is v1 or pipeline and determines the data entry form
• geojsonUrl will initially load a GeoJSON file from the specified URL. Otherwise, the last file is loaded from local storage, uniquely keyed by (authority, schema).
• style can be streets (implied default) or hybrid (for a satellite basemap)

Development

See our current roadmap on the Milestones page. Issues, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome. Please open an issue if you're interested in contributing!

See the developer guide if you want to work on ATIP.