Cycling facts and figures
How many people are cycling into the city?
Cordon counts
In collaboration with the Adelaide City Council, the department conducts annual cordon counts of cyclists entering the City of Adelaide at key entry points into the city.
Recent trends:
Bicycle counters
In addition to the annual cordon counts, ‘smart counters' have been installed in Adelaide 's west to provide comprehensive data about bicycle use in the central business district (CBD) of Adelaide. Three counters are operating in bicycle lanes on Anzac Highway at Keswick, on Port Road at Thebarton, and on Sir Donald Bradman Drive in the west parklands.
Over time, these counters operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week will complement the figures gained from the annual cordon counts by indicating cycling trends, including peak times, as well as the effects of weather on cycling.
*** Note: to date there is insufficient data to include the Port Road counter
Cycling safety statistics
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Fri 21st Nov 08
