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Traffic data services in Australia

Traffic-count and traffic-survey briefs in Australia commonly need a clear treatment of intersection movements, classified volumes, pedestrians, cyclists and peak periods. The scope should identify each location, approach, observation window and intended planning or design decision.

Local terminology and scope

Common terminology includes Traffic Counts, Traffic Surveys and Cyclist Counts. Use the agreed Australian terminology in the study brief, define approach and movement coding before observation, then apply the approved vehicle-class scheme and interval structure consistently across each site.

Survey applications

  • intersection and roundabout assessment
  • development and access planning
  • active-travel and pedestrian studies
  • parking and corridor evidence

Methodology and quality

Review checks should reconcile approaches, movements, classes, intervals and reporting totals against the approved study specification before release.

Frequently asked questions

Can a scope include cyclists and pedestrians?

Yes. Active-travel movements, crossings, direction definitions and intervals should be stated in the brief so they are observed consistently.

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