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Our Traffic Load Analysis Tool gives you a full picture of vehicle activity around your site - helping you make smarter decisions in staffing, scheduling, marketing, and store operations.
Our tool delivers a complete performance view by analyzing key traffic metrics around your location.
AADT & Traffic fluctuations
Get accurate insights into daily traffic volumes and how they shift over time. Spot AM vs. PM differences, weekday vs. weekend patterns, and seasonal traffic trends to better plan operations.
Travel behavior & Congestion patterns
Analyze speed patterns to distinguish between transit and shopping behavior. Know when customers are likely to stop - or just drive by.
Traffic heatmap
Visualize hourly and daily traffic in a color-coded heatmap. Align staffing, product offerings, and promotions with real customer demand.
Demographic flow analysis
Go beyond radius rings. See who’s actually passing by using origin-based traveler’s data to understand customer demographics and improve targeting.
Boost operational efficiency with insights powered by accurate traffic and demographic data. Our data help store managers and operators:
• Optimize labor costs by aligning schedules with real traffic flow
• Measure how congestion or local events affect visitor rates
• Segment and target customer based on traffic flow demographics
• Forecast demand with greater accuracy - daily, weekly, and seasonally
• Benchmark performance across locations using consistent traffic metrics
Empower your team with a traffic-driven performance management tool built for smarter, faster decision-making.
We combine accurate traffic counts, flow patterns, and driver demographics - factoring in road design, signals, and congestion - to deliver clear, practical insights for both operators and analysts.
Perfect for QSR brands, gas stations, c-stores, car washes, and retail chains - any business where performance depends on understanding how traffic moves, who’s driving, and when they’re likely to stop.
