Traffic Counts
Traffic counts show how many people use a road, junction or access point, and how that activity changes throughout the day. We can collect data by vehicle type and agreed time interval, giving you a useful baseline for transport assessments, scheme design and ongoing monitoring.
Driver Behaviour
Driver behaviour surveys observe road user actions at selected locations. They can help reveal how drivers respond to layouts, signs and other road users, giving project teams evidence to investigate safety and operational questions.
Journey Times
Journey time surveys track travel across a route or network over agreed periods. The results show how journey duration varies by direction, time of day or survey day, helping teams understand reliability as well as typical travel times.
Traffic Speed
Traffic speed surveys provide a picture of how vehicles travel on a road. Depending on the site and brief, collection can use automated or manual methods, including radar and laser equipment, to support monitoring and transport assessments.
Drone Surveys
Drone surveys can provide aerial video and imagery for locations where a broader view helps explain how a transport site operates. Depending on the project, outputs may include movement analysis, photogrammetry or LiDAR data, subject to site requirements and permissions.
Turning Counts
Turning counts record traffic movements at an intersection, typically broken down by approach and direction. Video analysis can provide a consistent way to review junction activity and understand how demand is distributed across its movements.
Parking Surveys
Parking surveys help establish how spaces are occupied and how demand changes over time. Surveys can cover on-street or off-street locations and be designed around the questions being asked, from a snapshot of occupancy to a fuller picture of use.
Public Transport Surveys
Public transport surveys collect evidence about passenger activity and service use. Depending on the brief, this may include passenger counts, boarding and alighting observations, or use of selected routes and stops to help understand how a network serves its users.
