CMP Atlas

The CMP Atlas, a companion document to recently released A Profile in Congestion: The 30 Most Congested Corridor in the Albuquerque Metropolitan Area, provides a range of detailed transportation and congestion data for each segment of the 30 corridors that comprise the CMP Congested Corridor Network. While the Profile document indicates the corridors and locations with the greatest congestion, the CMP Atlas identifies the source of that congestion by indicating whether the corridor experiences high traffic volumes, low speeds, or high numbers of traffic incidents (measured in crash rates).

The Atlas is available for local governments to use in local plans and studies, and as a project development tool for assessing the locations with the most urgent needs. Data contained in the CMP Atlas will also be used for evaluation in the Project Prioritization Process.

The CMP Atlas features the following data for each corridor:

• Corridor Profile
• Access Characteristics
• Volume (current and historical)
• Travel Time & Delay
• Speed Differential
• Volume-to-Capacity Ratio
• Crash Rates

 View/download CMP Atlas (large file: 7MB) 

 DRAFT CMP Atlas Definitions and Methodology

Individual Corridor Profiles

• Alameda Blvd
• Arenal Blvd
• Bridge Blvd
• Broadway Blvd
• Central Ave
• Coors Blvd
• Eubank Blvd
• Fourth St
• Gibson Blvd
• Irving Blvd
• Isleta Blvd
• Jefferson St
• Lomas Blvd
• Menaul Blvd
• Montaño Rd
• Montgomery Blvd
• NM 6
• NM 14
• NM 47
• NM 528
• Paradise Blvd
• Paseo del Norte
• Rio Bravo Blvd
• San Mateo Blvd
• Second St
• Southern Blvd
• Tramway Blvd
• Unser Blvd
• US 550
• Wyoming Blvd