Bicycle counter
Bicycle counters are electronic devices that detect the number of bicycles at a location for a certain period of time. Some advanced counters can also detect the speed, direction and type of bicycles. These systems are sometimes referred to as bicycle barometers, but the term is misleading because it indicates the measurement of pressure. Most counting stations only consist of sensors, the internal computing device, and some use a display to show the total number of cyclists of the day and the current year. There are counting stations all over the world in over hundreds of cities, for example in Manchester, Zagreb, or in Portland. The first bicycle counting station was installed in Odense, Denmark, in 2002.
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electronic devices
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bicycles
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measurement of pressure
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Manchester
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Zagreb
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Portland
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Odense
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Denmark
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Bicycle counter
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2002
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