The Consolidated Cadastre of Public Infrastructure is a register in which facilities of public infrastructure and network connection points of the public communications network are recorded. For each public infrastructure facility, data are maintained on the type and category of the facility, its location, identification data, and information on the operator of the facility. For each network connection point, identification data, location data, information on the minimum capacity of the network connection point, and information on the owner of the network connection point are recorded. All operators of public infrastructure and owners of network connection points are required to submit the relevant data to the Consolidated Cadastre of Public Infrastructure. Public access to data from the Consolidated Cadastre of Public Infrastructure is ensured for all users. The primary purpose of establishing the Consolidated Cadastre of Public Infrastructure is to provide an overview of spatial occupancy by public infrastructure facilities and public communications network connection points across the entire territory of the country. This will, in the future, enable more efficient spatial planning, safer implementation of interventions in space, and more economical management of infrastructure assets.

The layer keeps track on the locations of bicycle sheds, the layer was made for the needs of the Melinda 2020 project and represents the cross-sectional state.

The layer keeps track on parking spaces reserved for persons with disabilities and their companions/drivers.

The layer keeps track of the locations of stations and public passenger transport stops.

The layer keeps track on areas intended for cycling. Altogether, 16 different types of cycle paths were categorized. Bikeways are either marked on sidewalks, on the road or as independent cycle paths.