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Traffic Technology Ltd Suppling innovative solutions for Active Transportation Monitoring, Vehicle monitoring and Road Safety.

Suppling innovative solutions for Active Transportation Monitoring, Vehicle monitoring and Road Safety

How can you turn count data analysis into sound decisions? ✅📊 A protected bike lane in Washington, D.C. was saved from r...
26/08/2026

How can you turn count data analysis into sound decisions? ✅

📊 A protected bike lane in Washington, D.C. was saved from removal thanks to 5 years of count data.
📈 A street redesign in Montreal proved a 248% jump in bike traffic and 37 new businesses nearby.
📉 A national park in Poland cut visitor dissatisfaction from 53% to 19% using smart quotas built on count data.

None of this comes from counting alone, it comes from combining count data with weather, surveys, and other sources through the right analytics platform.

👉 How Can You Turn Count Data Into Sound Decisions? → https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xz4tR0

24/08/2026

Unlock the Power of Pedestrian Insights with VisitorFlow! 🚶‍♂️📊

Ever wondered how to turn footfall data into actionable strategies? Traffic Technology's VisitorFlow transforms raw pedestrian counts into clear, visual analytics, helping cities, retailers, and event organisers make smarter decisions.

Discover :
🔹The busiest and most popular routes
🔹 The impact of events on pedestrian volumes
🔹 Average time spent on site
🔹 The geographic origin of visitors
🔹 Key entrances and exits
🔹 Immediate YOY insights for historical trend analysis

Discover how data fusion can revolutionise your space. Explore today!
👉 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xsLnr0

Book a free demo 🔗https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xsMGr0

A judge just blocked a bike lane removal in Washington, DC. The reason? Data.In March 2026, the FHWA planned to rip out ...
21/08/2026

A judge just blocked a bike lane removal in Washington, DC. The reason? Data.

In March 2026, the FHWA planned to rip out part of the 15th Street protected bike lane to ease traffic for tourist season.

The Washington Area Bicyclist Association pushed back — with numbers, not opinions:
🚴 91% reduction in bicycle injury crashes
🚗 46% fewer roadway crashes on the corridor
⏱️ Travel times improved by up to 40 seconds
📊 Nearly 4,000 daily bike users

A federal judge agreed: the government hadn't "sufficiently considered available safety and traffic data" before deciding to remove it.

The lane stayed.

For every Vision Zero city, the lesson is the same: the infrastructure you can't measure is the infrastructure you can't defend.

What data are you collecting today that could protect your projects tomorrow?
👉 Full story: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xzdy10

💬 Has your city ever had to justify a bike lane, crosswalk, or traffic calming project with data? Tell us what worked.

Explore real-time pedestrian and cycling data across the globe! 🌍🚴‍♂️🚶‍♀️Want to see how cities and parks are using live...
19/08/2026

Explore real-time pedestrian and cycling data across the globe! 🌍🚴‍♂️🚶‍♀️

Want to see how cities and parks are using live mobility data to improve infrastructure and visitor experiences? Our interactive map gives you a front-row seat to global trends in active travel.

🔹 Live counts from thousands of locations
🔹 Compare regions, cities, and parks
🔹 Open data for researchers, planners, and curious minds

Dive into the data now: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xsLxt0

💬 "How do you know this is actually needed?"Every transportation or parks budget request eventually hits that question. ...
12/08/2026

💬 "How do you know this is actually needed?"

Every transportation or parks budget request eventually hits that question. And too often, the honest answer is a mix of anecdotes, a few complaints, and a gut feeling. 🤷 Not exactly a winning position in front of a council or a grant committee.

Here's what changes the conversation: 📈 real count data.

Instead of saying a trail "seems busy," you can show exactly how many people used it last spring, how that compares to last year, and what a new connection could realistically unlock.

That's the difference between advocating for a project and proving the case for it. ✅
We've seen agencies use this exact approach to secure funding for trail expansions, justify new active transportation investments, and protect budgets that would otherwise be first on the chopping block.

Data doesn't replace advocacy, it backs it up with something a budget committee can't easily wave away.

👉 Want to build a stronger case for funding? We put together a full breakdown of funding sources for active transportation and trail count programs — federal, state, non-profit, and academic. Explore funding opportunities → https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xnLgg0

10/08/2026

🌟 We’ve been certified as a Great Place to Work ! 🌟

Above all, this recognition reflects our daily commitment to creating a working environment where trust, transparency and well-being are at the heart of everything we do. At Traffic Technology and Eco-Counter, we firmly believe that the transition to more sustainable mobility also requires a people-centred, inclusive and innovative corporate culture.

Why does this certification mean so much to us? ❓

Because it confirms our belief that fulfilled employees are the key to transforming our local areas and giving meaning to every step and every pedal stroke. Together, we’re working towards more peaceful towns and preserved natural spaces, drawing on reliable data and providing personalised support at every stage.

A huge thank you to each and every one of you for your commitment, your energy and your trust. This certification is, above all, down to you! 🙏

🚴 7,000 cyclists a day.Up from 2,000, before the redesign.That's not a guess — it's a number tracked, displayed, and sha...
05/08/2026

🚴 7,000 cyclists a day.

Up from 2,000, before the redesign.

That's not a guess — it's a number tracked, displayed, and shared publicly, every single day, on Oxford Road, Manchester.

Back in 2014, this corridor was a battleground: 100+ buses an hour, heavy foot traffic, and a strategic cycling link — all fighting for the same few metres of street space.
Manchester didn't just redesign the road. They measured what happened next.
Permanent counters. Real-time public displays. Before/after studies. Bus journey-time tracking. Safety audits. A continuous, credible picture of who uses the corridor, when, and how.

The result?
+38% cycle traffic just one year after the redesign
Up to +176% growth in some sections vs. baseline
1M+ journeys counted in a single year — the equivalent of 621,000 car trips avoided

Still climbing in 2025, up 33% since 2018
This is what evidence-based decision making looks like in practice: data that justifies the investment, guides what comes next, and builds public trust along the way.

💡 Rendering the invisible visible isn't just a nice idea — it's how cities turn political will into lasting change.

Read the full Manchester story 👉https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xsJ0L0

🚶‍♀️ 84% more pedestrians. Same Main street. Different approach.That's the story of Wellington Street in Montreal; a 1.3...
03/08/2026

🚶‍♀️ 84% more pedestrians. Same Main street. Different approach.

That's the story of Wellington Street in Montreal; a 1.3 km pedestrianized commercial corridor that's become a reference for urban planners across Canada.

Two weeks ago, Eco-Counter and the Wellington Street BIA (SDC Wellington) welcomed planners from coast to coast as part of the Canadian Institute of Planners' conference, for a tour led by Patrick Mainville.

Wellington is a great example of what thoughtful urban design + strong local collaboration (merchants, residents, BIA, borough & city) can achieve. But behind the transformation, there's also a decade of data.
For nearly 10 years, the BIA and the City of Montreal have used Eco-Counter technology to understand how the street is really used; from infrared (PYRO) pedestrian counters to camera-based (CITIX) systems now able to count and classify pedestrians, cyclists, scooters, and vehicles.

The results are striking:
📈 +84% summer pedestrian activity vs. 2018, before pedestrianization
📈 Continuous growth in summer visitation every year since 2021
📈 Pedestrian volumes once seen only during two annual special events are now sustained all summer long
📈 Each June, full pedestrianization triggers a sharp rise in foot traffic; and each September, reopening to cars cuts it by roughly half, almost overnight

This is what long-term, objective data makes possible: real evidence for merchants, elected officials, and citizens and a stronger foundation for data-driven decisions about the future of our streets.

👉 Want to bring this kind of insight to your own mobility projects? Discover our solutions at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xnMl40

03/06/2026

🚀 WAVIX-AI LAUNCH: The multimodal counting solution for informed mobility policies!

Local authorities and elected representatives now need reliable, accurate and privacy-compliant insight to steer their sustainable mobility policies and insure their funding applications and investments

💡 Discover WAVIX-AI: The new innovative and AI supported Eco-designed multimodal sensor, combining precision, accuracy, lightness, energy efficiency and mobility to adapt to any environment!

✅ What are its benefits?
✔ Smart counting: Real-time detection, classification and tracking of multiple objects simultaneously (speed, direction, user type).
✔ GDPR-compliant radar technology: No images, No personal data – just reliable and secure data.
✔ Ultra-simple deployment: App-guided setup, non-intrusive installation, remote updates.
✔ Mains and Battery & Solar powered: Enabling short term Mobile & permanent Multimodal monitoring
✔ Eco-designed: Lightweight, energy-efficient, and built to last.

🌍 For managers & custodians of Urban Areas, Natural Parks, Green Spaces and Tourist Attractions…: WAVIX-AI gives you the tools to take action, with accurate, actionable and respectful data!

🔗 Want to learn more? https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vNffD0
📨 Contact us to discuss your needs! https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vNmgt0

From footfall counts to visitor insights: How Sweden’s Stenshuvud National Park does it 🌲📊Discover how Stenshuvud Nation...
28/05/2026

From footfall counts to visitor insights: How Sweden’s Stenshuvud National Park does it 🌲📊

Discover how Stenshuvud National Park turned raw data into a clear picture of visitor flows, helping protect nature while improving the visitor experience. Using Eco-Counter traffic counters and data services the park managed to understand better their visitors and make the right decisions.

🌿 Preserve ecosystems
📈 Understand visitor patterns
🎯 Make informed decisions

Explore the full story: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0v1xKB0

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