Local Road Automatic Traffic Counts
A 24-hour daily average has been determined from ATC data for the following dates:
- July 2019
- July 2020
- July 2021
Following the first national lockdown vehicle traffic for the week commencing 30th March 2020, at the monitored sites, dropped to 31% of the average levels experienced in March 2019. Since then, after an initial decrease, traffic levels had been on an upward trend. However, following the reintroduction of more stringent social distancing measures by the Scottish Government from the beginning of 2021, average daily traffic levels dropped significantly, with a modest upward trend thereafter. This upward trend continued into April and May of 2021, as restrictions started to be lifted. A comparison with July 2019 shows the current daily traffic levels, for the sites monitored, is at 79% of the levels recorded in July 2019.
Current Level of Traffic Compared with July 2019 – 79%
Pedestrian Counts
A 24-hour daily average has been determined from the monthly count data for the following dates:
- July 2019
- July 2020
- July 2021
A comparison with July 2019 shows the current daily number of pedestrians, for the sites monitored, is at 114% of the levels recorded in July 2019.
Current Level of Pedestrians Compared with July 2019 – 114%
Cycle Counts
A 24-hour daily average has been determined from the monthly count data for the following dates:
- July 2019
- July 2020
- July 2021
A comparison with July 2019 shows the current daily number of cycle users, for the sites monitored, is at 100% of the levels recorded in July 2019.
Current Level of Cycle Users Compared with July 2019 – 100%