Traffic Monitoring Volume Information
Traffic Count Data

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For traffic volumes at point specific locations, an ADT (average daily traffic) map is the resource to use. (These Maps are in PDF Format and are of various sizes)

• ADT MAPS (Average Daily Traffic; past 6 years)
• Based on a three year count cycle at point specific locations
• Number within blue ellipse is DOT position number for the specific location
• Number in red is the ADT given in both directions of travel unless noted as a 1- way, indicated by a red arrow

VIEW THE MOST CURRENT ADT MAP DATA (pdf 308 kb)

VIEW HISTORICAL ADT MAP DATA  (pdf 308 kb)

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For traffic flow volumes based on segments of highway, the Traffic Log is the resource to use.

• The Traffic Log is a book, approximately 250 pages, which lists the estimated ADT for segments of the highway where significant changes in traffic volumes occur
• Only resource for expressway and interstate roadways
• Listed in route number order from Route 001 – Route 920
• Town lines shown for reference purposes
• Published annually

VIEW THE MOST CURRENT TRAFFIC LOG DATA (pdf 1.3 mb)

Historical Traffic Logs:

                                       2007  (zip 153 kb) (pdf 1.32 mb)                   

                    2006  (zip 146 kb) (pdf 2.73 mb)

                  2005  (zip 150 kb) (pdf 1.7 mb)

2004  (zip 143 kb)

2003  (zip 135 kb)

2002  (zip 125 kb)

2001  (zip 123 kb)

2000  (zip 133 kb)

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OTHER TRAFFIC MONITORING RESOURCES

CONNDOT CARTOGRAPHIC/TRANSPORTATION DATA CD-ROM

(TRAFFIC COUNT LOCATOR PROGRAM)

• Must have the original CD, saved to your own hard drive to obtain updates
• Update yearly town ADT’s
• Update monthly Continuous Count Station data

Go to the Bureau of Policy and Planning Traffic Count Locator Program Updates