Since the beginning of this year, more than a million cyclists have already used the cycle path on the Koolmijnenkaai in Molenbeek, close to the Vlaamsepoort. This is evident from the data from the bicycle counter that registers traffic there.
It has happened. The millionth bicycle passage of the year along the bicycle counter on the canal. The cape was rounded on Tuesday evening. That is slightly earlier than last year, when it was August 27, and much earlier than in 2021 when the cape was only crossed on December 20.
Since 2017, Brussels Mobility has been tracking the number of cyclists on Brussels cycle paths with about twenty counting posts. The figures serve to plan future cycle paths, but can also be consulted online via open data. Thanks to web designer Baudart, the figures can be followed live on a website, where the data of seventeen counting posts can be followed.
The most popular point is the Koolmijnenkaai every year. On average, about 175 cyclists pass the counting post per hour. The counting point along the cycle path on Tentoonstellingslaan in Jette has the fewest passages, the counter is only 67,625 for this year.
This article is originally published on bruzz.be
