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At peak hours of the day, Times Square is so congested that many people are forced to walk in the streets to compete with traffic. One of the ways that the Alliance keeps track of the pedestrian conditions in and around the Times Square Bowtie is by counting the number of people who come through the Bowtie (Broadway and Seventh Ave between 42nd-47th Streets) on a given day. In December 2009, a count by Philip Habib & Associates recorded 364,000 pedestrians in a 24-hour period, a 15% increase from 2008.
Actual Growth
Actual Pedestrian Growth in Times Square 1999-2008 (PDF)
Actual Pedestrian Counts in Times Square by Location 1999-2008 (PDF)
Projected Growth
Projected Pedestrian Growth in Times Square 1982-2030 (PDF)
Projected Pedestrian Levels of Service 2004-2030 (PDF)
Projected Office Worker Growth in Times Square 1996-2020 (PDF)
Click one of the links below to access Times Square Alliance's most recent bi-annual pedestrian counts, which include data for over 20 locations throughout the Times Square district.
Winter 2009
Summer 2009
Winter 2008
Summer 2008
Winter 2007
Summer 2007
Winter 2006
Summer 2006
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