What this tracks
This dataset estimates the Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) on Kansas roads, including vehicle types like trucks and motorcycles.
Why it matters to you
If you’re opening a café or retail shop in Kansas, this data tells you how many potential customers drive past a location daily. Homebuyers can check traffic volume near a property to gauge noise levels. Delivery businesses can identify high-truck routes to optimize schedules. The numbers reveal which roads handle the most commuters during peak hours.
How to read this data
AADTCount — Total vehicles per day (e.g., 1744 means ~1,744 cars/trucks pass daily).
CombinationTruck — Semi-trucks with trailers (e.g., 486 means ~486 heavy trucks daily).
SingleUnitTruck — Delivery trucks or box trucks (e.g., 46 means ~46 medium trucks daily).
AADTCountYear — The year counted (e.g., 2025 means data reflects 2024 traffic patterns).
Try it yourself
Look up your street in Kansas’ traffic map to see if your commute route has over 2,000 daily vehicles—a threshold where congestion often starts.