Published on Aug 4, 2025
The Case for Long-Term Count Data: STM Strike in Montreal
Long-term count data can be useful in many ways. How did it reveal what happens to Montreal's bike lanes when transit goes on strike?
Published on Jul 23, 2025
How to Win Park Grants and Funding with Count Data
It's no secret: funding and grants are hard to win. With parks and trails competing for a dwindling supply of grant money, can count data help set your application apart?
Published on Jul 16, 2025
Our Guide to Counter Vandalism (With Real-World Examples!)
Yes, it's true: counters can get vandalized. But like anything else installed in public, there are tricks you can use to keep these valuable resources protected as best as possible.
Published on Jun 30, 2025
Eco-Counter index: analysis of bicycle traffic in the first half of 2025 (Europe)
Since 2020, we've been crunching the numbers for the Eco-Counter Index several times a year. This Index analyzes bicycle traffic in 12 countries around the world, to better understand both commuting ...
Published on Jun 24, 2025
Velo-City 2025 Gdansk: our lookback!
From June 10 to 13, we attended Velo-City in Gdansk, the flagship event for those involved in cycling development. Once again this year, we had the opportunity to get together with industry players ...
Published on Jun 20, 2025
How to measure walkability in your city
How do you make a city more walkable? It starts with understanding what walkability is, what makes it challenging, and how to measure it.
Published on Jun 20, 2025
Finding the right size for pedestrian and bike infrastructures
Designing facilities for active mobility is no easy task. It requires a great deal of information and expertise to make the right decisions. For example: How wide should a pedestrian crossing be? How ...
