Traffic Volume Map
The Traffic Volume Map is under construction. For current traffic counts in Overland Park, contact Bruce Wacker at [email protected].
The Traffic volume map shows traffic volumes for certain intersections or segments of roadways in Overland Park.
The data is updated as soon as it is processed from the City’s traffic counters. You can see the average daily traffic volume on each approach of the intersection as well as the total daily entering traffic volume in the intersection.
Purple icons indicate where traffic counters accrue data.
Data Collection
To collect the data, city staff places a black, rubber hose-like tube across a selected street. When a vehicle drives over the tube, it is counted, and the information is recorded in a small box at the side of the road. These readings typically are taken over a three-day period during the middle of the week and averaged into a single average daily traffic volume count.
Historical Traffic Volume Maps
The following maps indicate the results of traffic volume studies done during the years listed on each map.
- 1975 Traffic Count Map
- 1976 Traffic Count Map
- 1978-1979 Traffic Count Map
- 1980-1981 Traffic Count Map
- 1982-1983 Traffic Count Map
- 1984 Traffic Count Map
- 1985-1986 Traffic Count Map
- 1987-1988 Traffic Count Map
- 1989-1990 Traffic Count Map
- 1991-1992 Traffic Count Map
- 1993-1994 Traffic Count Map
- 1993-1994 Traffic Count Map
- 1995-1996 Traffic Count Map
- 1997-1998 Traffic Count Map
- 1999-2000 Traffic Count Map
- 2001-2002 Traffic Count Map
- 2003-2004 Traffic Count Map
- 2005-2006 Traffic Count Map
- 2007-2008 Traffic Count Map
- 2009-2010 Traffic Count Map
- 2011-2012 Traffic Count Map
- 2013-2014 Traffic Count Map
- 2015 Traffic Count Map
- 2018 Traffic Count Map
- 2018-2019 Traffic Count Map