*Welcome to the updated Metroview Dashboard! New additions to the page include Estimated Carbon Saved, Distance Totals, Elevation Gain Totals, and more details around Commute and Leisure Trip counts*
The Metroview dashboard provides high-level insights and statistics relevant to your specified area of interest on a rolling basis.
Your area of interest is shown at the top of the screen. If your organization has multiple areas, you can switch between them using the dropdown menu.
Directly below, the dashboard displays key metrics from the last data cycle within your area of interest (weekly or monthly), with comparisons to the previous period so you can see how numbers are trending.
In the Trips chart, you can see how traffic patterns are changing over time in your area.
You can see volumes of trips, filtering by commutes or leisure rides, visualized either monthly or weekly, and comparing across multiple years. To the right in the People chart, you can see the volume of people actually responsible for those trips.
Below there are two more charts, displaying Distance and Estimated Carbon Saved respectively. In the Distance graph, you can filter between commute and leisure rides serving to show how ride totals are trending over time. Those commute distance totals are then used to calculate the Estimated Carbon Saved for those trips. You can learn more about how commutes are identified within Strava Metro here.
For additional information on Estimated Carbon Saved, please visit this Help Center article.
At the bottom, you will find demographic information about people in your area, with the ability to compare across multiple years.
In the bottom-right quadrant you will see a chart with specific distribution percentages, depending on your selected mode of transport. When cycling activities are selected, the graphic will display what percentage of those activities were E-bike rides versus rides on a traditional bicycle. This is determined by the activity type the uploading Strava member used when logging their ride.
When looking at pedestrian activities, the same quadrant will now show a breakdown of what percentage were runs, walks, or hikes. Just like with other charts, you may add or remove different years to compare trends over time. To learn more about modes of transportation delivered in Strava Metro, please read our Knowledge Base article on Activity Types.