City of Bend, OregonBend's Transportation System Plan (TSP) describes the City's transportation policies and investment priorities to address its needs and fulfill its visions for an economically vital, healthy, and equitable community. To support how people and goods move within and through the City and complement Bend's land use and growth management strategies, the TSP establishes a system of transportation facilities, programs, and policies that will guide transportation infrastructure development over the next 20 years. The TSP is the transportation element of Bend's Comprehensive Plan. An individual street's classification informs the design and management of the roadway, including right of-way needs, the number of travel lanes, the type and location of bicycle and pedestrian facilities, whether or not to include on-street parking, spacing standards, and access management. The City's roadways are classified as Local, Collector, Arterial, and Highway. This line feature class includes all road functional classifications defined by the Bend TSP. Data is updated as changes are approved by City Council.ArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/b58c6e91aa064b1183fd80d30304ea09_0engBend Open DataPublicTSP Roads [Oregon--Bend]Web servicesOregon--BendOregonLast Modified: 2026-01-08