Old 06-16-17, 03:44 AM
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Some kind of a counting box (pneumatic tube, interrupted beam, etc), is likely the cheapest method of gross counting.

Video analysis will come, and could be a cheap easy way to differentiate between pedestrians and cyclists. In theory, video analysis could also be used to identify through cyclists. If there was a large enough web of traffic cameras, one might be able to even get a rough estimate of the total number of cyclists in a city, and exclude duplicates.
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