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ViaStrada Ltd, (2009) "Continuous cycle counting trial", January 2009, for New Zealand Transport Agency

ViaStrada Ltd, (2009) "Continuous cycle counting trial", January 2009, for New Zealand Transport Agency
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The benefits of continuous cycle counting over techniques currently used in New Zealand (such as manual counting or temporary pneumatic tube counting) include being able to establish seasonal trends without having to frequently supervise a site or check and replace equipment. It is considered that continuous cycle counting will be a useful tool in monitoring cycle volumes and trends and therefore planning and designing for cycling.