Resources

Find resources on the collection and analysis of count data for the developing active transportation, managing trails, and preserving natural areas.

Plus, discover case studies, data, and blog articles - enjoy your reading!

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Case studies & clients

From Paris to New York, Japan to New Zealand, Eco-Counter solutions can be found in over fifty countries. Discover our case studies and examples of data collection around the world.

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Eco-DISPLAY map

Over 500 worldwide Eco-DISPLAY counters count and display data in real time. Discover their latest counts on this world map!

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Bike count dashboard

Twice a year, we analyze bicycle ridership data from 14 countries including 6 regions in the United States. We present the data in a dynamic dashboard that lets you explore trends by country, week, and year.

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Funding opportunities

Count programs are often supported by external funding and grants, both private and public.

Here's our hand-picked list of funding opportunities in the United States and Canada that can support your count programs for active transportation, trails, and natural areas. 

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Open data examples

More and more organizations are opting to share their pedestrian and bicycle traffic data via Open Data.

Here's a constantly growing list of organizations that have made their count data public and available for analysis and exploration.

Our Blog

Read the latest on new products, count data use cases, FAQs, and more.

Measuring Visitor Traffic on the Trails of Boulder, Colorado
Published on Mar 31, 2026

Measuring Visitor Traffic on the Trails of Boulder, Colorado

The City of Boulder is a beautiful mountain city with an active population. It has the highest active transportation mode share out of any city in Colorado. The people of Boulder treat walkways, ...
Identifying the busiest streets and managing visitor traffic: the example of the Medieval Town of Pérouges (France)
Published on Mar 24, 2026

Identifying the busiest streets and managing visitor traffic: the example of the Medieval Town of Pérouges (France)

The medieval town of Pérouges in France is a major heritage site and an inhabited village, managed by a public interest group. Classified as one of the "Most Beautiful Village in France", the site ...
How Seine-Saint-Denis Département in France analyzes walkability
Published on Mar 12, 2026

How Seine-Saint-Denis Département in France analyzes walkability

To improve urban life and address environmental concerns, walking is becoming an essential mode of transport to be promoted. Long neglected, walking offers considerable advantages: it's ...
14+ Years of Data Collection and Analysis: Demonstrating Success and Impact on Londonderry Peace Bridge
Published on Feb 16, 2026

14+ Years of Data Collection and Analysis: Demonstrating Success and Impact on Londonderry Peace Bridge

Discover how Derry City and Strabane City Council use data to enhance active travel across the Peace Bridge, driving infrastructure investment and community engagement.
Eco-Counter Index: Global Cycling Trends in 2025 and Since 2019
Published on Feb 10, 2026

Eco-Counter Index: Global Cycling Trends in 2025 and Since 2019

Since 2020, Eco-Counter has been tracking cycling traffic across 14 countries, providing unique insights into the evolution of cycling as both a utilitarian and recreational activity. What does the ...
Closing the gaps: how metropolitan data helps Barcelona build safer daily cycling corridors ?
Published on Jan 29, 2026

Closing the gaps: how metropolitan data helps Barcelona build safer daily cycling corridors ?

Across Europe’s major metropolitan areas, cycling policies are increasingly shifting from isolated infrastructure projects to the challenge of building coherent, everyday networks. In the Barcelona ...
From Guessing to Knowing: How Data Supports Trail Expansion in St. George, Utah
Published on Jan 26, 2026

From Guessing to Knowing: How Data Supports Trail Expansion in St. George, Utah

Read the story of how St. George went from zero to 25 counters in just two years, and how it helped them develop their 80-mile trail network.
When History Meets Economy: Visitor Data in the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields
Published on Jan 20, 2026

When History Meets Economy: Visitor Data in the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields

Learn why the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation decided to invest in collecting visitor data.
Active transportation, sustainable tourism and climate resilience: challenges for communities in 2026
Published on Jan 13, 2026

Active transportation, sustainable tourism and climate resilience: challenges for communities in 2026

Faced with climate and public health challenges, local authorities must rethink how they welcome residents and visitors. Urban calming, access to nature, resilient infrastructure: local authorities ...