National Monitoring Framework
The National Monitoring Framework project measures the levels of cycling across Scotland.
The National Monitoring Framework uses fixed automatic cycle counters and temporary traffic surveys using cameras, complementing existing monitoring schemes to build a picture of cycling rates across the country.
Since the project began in 2017, we have established 77 automatic cycle counters and currently perform biannual temporary counts at 100 sites across Scotland, working in partnership with all 32 local authorities.
The National Monitoring Framework is funded by Transport Scotland and does not require financial contribution from those who take part.
If you would like to participate to better understand cycling levels in your region, please contact monitoring@cycling.scot.