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Published on Jan 27, 2020
Introducing data reconstruction – the case of the blocked bike lane in Montreal
A few months ago, I had to take a detour on my bike commute to work at the Eco-Counter office in Montreal.
Published on Nov 12, 2019
Gathering Place – A Data-Driven Park
Note: This article was originally published in the November edition of Parks and Rec Business magazine and on their blog. The article is authored by Russell Cobb (writer at This Land and Assistant ...
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Published on Sep 16, 2019
European Mobility Week [1/5]: Bloor Street, Canada
As part of European Mobility Week, on the theme of "Safe Walking & Cycling", we're publishing a series of articles dedicated to safe urban redevelopments that have led to an increase in cycling. ...
Published on Sep 4, 2019
Making cycling at night count
Note: This article was originally published by our partner NewCities – a global nonprofit committed to shaping a better urban future – as part of their ‘Big Picture‘ guest blog series. This month, ...
Published on Jul 30, 2019
Downtown Grand Rapids – telling the story of a dynamic downtown
Since 2016, DGRI has deployed a fleet of 15 Eco-Counters, predominantly PYRO-Box people counters (13) and TUBE bike counters (2). Count data is a ‘success measure’ KPI for the BID – a metric to track ...
Published on May 22, 2019
Paris, a new cycling capital: when bike count data transforms urban mobility
Paris has experienced an unprecedented cycling revolution in recent years, driven by proactive policies and rigorous monitoring of usage.
Published on Mar 13, 2019
Auckland, New Zealand
While historically, cycling in Auckland is a mode of transport which has had high levels of modal share, by the early 2000’s it had become all but replaced by cars, with the remaining few cyclists ...
