The food delivery industry has increasingly become an integral part of daily life for people in China. While delivery riders experience high work intensity, current urban maps lack information relevant to their fundamental needs, such as infrastructure related to safety, urban connectivity for efficiency, and environmental conditions for health. Therefore, this study focuses on the basic needs of delivery riders: safety, efficiency, and health. By referencing existing literature on bicycle index assessments, we identified three evaluation dimensions related to basic needs: infrastructure quality, connectivity, and environment. Utilizing street view images and OpenStreetMap data from Yuexiu District in Guangzhou, we extracted 14 indicators from 3 dimensions to create an urban road delivery riding index. The resulting urban delivery index map aims to assist riders in route planning, enhance map systems, and provide a foundation for future research.