Traffic and Bike Counts
Traffic counts can be useful tools for many purposes. They help transportation planners understand roadway volume and changes in volumes over time. Developers can use them to evaluate prospective sites. You can find some traffic counts on this website and links to other helpful sites here as well.
Replica Traffic Count Estimates
The IMPO’s Replica Traffic Count Estimate Dashboard shows Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) estimates for major roads in the Indianapolis MPO 8-county region.
The source of the data is Replica. Replica draws on big data and proprietary machine learning algorithms to measure travel patterns. For more information please visit https://www.replicahq.com/
Access the Data
The IMPO has an online Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) estimates map available to provide general AADT information to both IMPO members and members of the public. Through its licensing with Replica, the IMPO also has the ability to provide access to the Replica tools to IMPO members and their consultants.
INDOT Traffic Counts
The Indiana Department of Transportation maintains an online database of traffic counts, which includes traffic counts the Indianapolis MPO has completed/contracted for in the past few years. The map is interactive and they provide search options if you need them.
INDOT Traffic Count Database System (TCDS)
Bicycle Counts
The IMPO’s StreetLight Major Bike Trail Traffic Estimate Map shows average daily bike traffic estimates for 2021 for major bike trails in the Indianapolis MPO 8-county region. Due to data constraints, the map can only display off road trails. This map will be updated with newer trails as more data becomes available.
IMPO Major Bike Trail Activity Map (StreetLight Data 2021 Estimates)
2019 Regional Bicycle Counts
In September 2019, the Indianapolis MPO conducted bicycle counts across Central Indiana in conjunction with the Regional Bikeways Plan. The 2019 Regional Bikeways Counts report includes the amount of cyclists that were documented at each site, why the site was selected by the MPO, and a map of count locations.