Pedestrian counts
Pedestrian route and crossing volume collection logic.
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Pedestrian Counts
Pedestrian count service captures foot-traffic volume, route choice, and peak-period behavior at crossings, intersections, and corridors.
Service objective
Measure pedestrian demand and movement behavior so planning and design teams can improve safety, access, and public-space performance.
Tooling stack
Manual count boards
Video-assisted pedestrian capture
Interval-based tabulation sheets
Route and crossing-point coding templates
Process sequence
Step 01
Location and objective setup
Define study points, observation windows, and the specific access or safety question the project needs to answer.
Step 02
Pedestrian movement capture
Record pedestrian volumes, crossing behavior, and route direction through the scheduled intervals.
Step 03
Peak-period validation
Validate counts across key periods to confirm representative demand and identify high-activity windows.
Step 04
Reporting and interpretation
Summarize pedestrian patterns, hotspot locations, and route tendencies in a structured technical output.
Captured data and outputs
Captured data
- Pedestrian volumes by interval and location
- Crossing activity by movement direction
- Peak-footfall time windows
- Route preference observations
Analysis outputs
- Pedestrian demand profile by site
- High-use crossing and route identification
- Access and safety support data for planning teams
- Technical tables for design and review workflows
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