Access to Quality Transit

LEED documentation for LTc3 / LTc5 — measured on the real pedestrian network, counted from official transit schedules.

Your projects are saved to your account: the boundary and entrances you mark, the analysis, and the package you build.

Your projects

Everything stays where you left it — the address, the boundary, the entrances, the analysis and the package you built.

Basemap tiles failed to load (network or proxy restriction). Distances, routes and the export are unaffected — try the proxied basemap below.

Basemap

LEED project boundary

Functional entrance

Qualifying bus stop

Qualifying rail / ferry entrance

Walking route

Excluded

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Project address (New York City)

LEED project boundary

Fetching the tax lot boundary…

Functional entrances

Click the map to drop an entrance; drag the red triangle to move it. LEED measures walking distance from here — with several entrances the shortest route wins.

Project details

Project name LEED version

Rating system

A project is locked to one rating system at registration. Take it from the registration record, not from memory — the trip thresholds differ between systems, so the wrong pick gives the wrong score.

Analysis date LEED Project No. (optional)

Confirm

Downloading the pedestrian network, counting scheduled trips and measuring distances. The first run takes about a minute…

Line-by-line review

Every line below goes into the submittal. Unchecking one removes it from the totals — the trip counts and the reference score above update immediately. You can also click a numbered dot on the map to toggle it: excluded lines turn grey on the map and are struck through in the table.

Documentation package

Builds the ZIP once and hands you the file. Inside, 01_Submit_to_LEED/ is the drawing, the calculation and one schedule per counted route — upload that folder and nothing else. 02_Project_Records/ is the audit trail and working files, for the office to keep. The package is built against the same data snapshots this result used, and downloading it again returns the identical file.

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