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Annual Average Daily Traffic Flows – Table A Annual Average Daily Traffic Flows – Table A This table provides Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) flows on Oxfordshire’s roads. This is obtained using a network of Automatic Traffic Counters (ATC). Of these counters 50% are permanent while the reaming are used to gather data on an adhoc basis. Sites with 45% missing data or less have estimated data added. This is calculated using weekly percentage changes from sites with more than 95% data and selecting count sites located on similar road types. Please quote the reference number if you require further information from any of the automatic traffic counters. 1Where a road has no road number (unclassified) a location is given 2Roads maintained by Highways England. This data is taken from their Traffic Information Database ‘TRADS’ ◊ : > 40 Road/Location1 Site Description Easting Northing Ref: 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 weeks of data M402 County Boundary to J6 472600 196700 473/4 95012 93962 93415 95942 92108 - M402 Adwell J6- J7 471000 198900 475/6 92518 91217 90742 93539 89571 - M402 Worminghall J 8-J9 461000 214900 483/4 65548 64295 63906 66627 63411 - M402 Akeman Street J 9-J10 454800 224500 485/6 103138 102053 102411 104342 98468 - M402 Aynho J10-J11 449000 235700 487/8 82349 81392 81788 85058 82567 - M402 J11 to County Boundary 438900 251700 1303/4 80487 78742 79441 82848 81199 - A342 South of M40 - - 3445/6 56000 - - - - - A342 Wytham 448113 209112 3447/8 70929 69795 69337 70660 69072 - A342 South of A420 449942 204864 3401/2 65142 64492 65398 - - - A342 South of Oxford Ring road 451618 202275 3441/2 66417 65307 69382 67102 64988 - A342 South of A415 Drayton 448710 198174 5207/8 54724 53240 55155 55189 54814 - A342 South of A4130 Milton Interchange 449624 190173 3477/8 - - 45503 47021 37293 - A432 South of B4100 4554850 228892 9834/33 31923 31703 31903 31972 25742 - A40 County Boundary W of Burford 422938 212370 CP161 10700 11800 10800 11100 11600 ◊ A40 West of A361, Burford 424773 211769 CP162 - 17300 - - - A40 West of B4020, Burford 425290 211562 CP252 - 23300 - - - A40 East of B4020 428729 210176 CP12 18600 18600 18600 19400 19700 ◊ A40 East of Asthall Roundabout 429155 210034 CP164 16100 15200 14100 15400 16700 A40 Witney Bypass E. of A415 436181 208697 CP279 21700 - - - - A40 East of B4022 438292 209965 CP11 30100 29600 29900 29500 24200 ◊ A40 East of Cassington junction 446100 210520 CP168 22400 23300 23000 23300 21100 ◊ A40 Sunderland Avenue Oxford 450067 210210 CP129 32900 32600 32300 33700 28700 ◊ A40 Oxford Northern Bypass 451732 209858 CP16 42800 44300 44800 - 32300 A40 East of Marston Flyover 453801 208493 CP531 38900 38500 38300 38600 42700 A40 West of Thornhill Park & Ride Eastbound 456356 207415 CP618 21200 21200 20900 21100 20900 ◊ A40 Wheatley Bridge 461545 205232 CP117 35000 37000 34800 - - A40 West of A329 464334 203934 CP176 3000 - 3100 3100 6300 A40 East of A329 465779 203202 CP177 2000 1800 2000 2300 4200 A40 North-West of B4009 472107 198391 CP178 5100 5000 4900 3100 8000 A40 South-East of B4009 472631 197881 CP179 2600 2300 2400 2200 2400 A41 North of M40 South of Bicester 456998 220840 CP31 32000 32900 33800 33600 36400 A41 Bicester Southern Bypass 458869 221418 CP302 22000 22600 22700 23300 24500 ◊ A41 East of Bicester Southern Bypass 459271 221051 CP303 20800 21200 21200 21600 22100 A41 County Boundary E of Bicester 464220 219880 CP8 11500 11500 11700 11900 11600 ◊ A44 Salford 429164 227329 CP42 6300 7100 6100 6500 6500 A44 East of Chipping Norton 432947 227365 CP151 5100 5000 5200 5400 5500 A44 SE of London Rd, C Norton 434700 226206 CP14 8600 8200 8400 9200 8500 Page 1 ◊ : > 40 Road/Location1 Site Description Easting Northing Ref: 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 weeks of data A44 North-West of B4022 Enstone 437595 224468 CP154 7800 7200 7700 8200 7900 A44 South-East of B4022 438117 223842 CP155 8100 7600 7900 - 8100 A44 South-East of B4027 442877 219193 CP156 7600 7600 7400 - 7500 A44 North of Woodstock 443761 218300 CP128 10700 10600 10400 10600 10500 ◊ A44 South of Woodstock 445334 216122 CP13 15400 15500 15100 15400 15400 A44 North-West of Peartree Rbt 449103 211346 CP10 24300 26000 24100 23900 24500 ◊ A44 East of A34 449657 210379 CP305 32800 32600 32500 33700 31200 ◊ A329 North-East of M40 465442 203445 CP27 8000 7500 7300 8200 8300 ◊ A329 South-West of M40 464665 203030 CP26 7500 8100 8100 8700 9000 ◊ A329 North of Warborough 460924 196261 CP25 2800 2700 2700 3000 2800 A329 North of Moulsford 459109 185108 CP310 5700 6000 5700 6200 5700 A338 North of Frilford 444664 198559 CP88 6100 5800 6200 6300 6200 A338 North of Grove 441193 191618 CP87 11400 11600 11900 12100 12500 ◊ A338 South of Wantage 439481 184160 CP86 2100 2200 2000 2000 2300 ◊ A361 County Bdy N of Wardington 448987 247705 CP259 5400 6100 6400 6600 7000 ◊ A361 North-East of Banbury 447158 242651 CP45 7200 7500 7600 7900 8600 ◊ A361 Southam Road South of A422 445450 241600 CP361 15200 15800 15900 14900 16400 A361 North Bar South of Castle Street 445387 240686 CP457 19700 19600 19600 19700 19900 A361 South Bar Street 445330 240300 CP480 16300 16800 16200 15500 15800 A361 Bloxham Road Banbury 444436 239029 CP107 12200 12600 12000 12400 12600 ◊ A361 South of South Newington 440430 233150 CP43 5800 5600 4600 6500 6300 A361 Between B4031 and B4022 439114 231533 CP153 7900 7800 7900 7700 8500 A361 North-East of A3400 433006 228367 CP147 8400 8500 7300 5700 9200 A361 South-West of A3400 432562 228115 CP148 9800 8900 8700 9700 9500 A361 North of Lyneham Junction 431647 226165 CP97 4800 - 4700 5000 5100 A361 North of Fulbrook 427131 215146 CP41 4800 4800 4700 4900 4900 A361 Burford Bridge 425157 212584 CP114 11700 11500 11400 12000 12200 ◊ A361 North of A40 425082 211772 CP299 12900 - 12200 12800 12400 A361 South of A40 424691 210767 CP38 7900 7700 6200 7100 6800 A415 North of Witney Bypass 435105 208761 CP308 23300 22700 23000 24300 - A415 South of Ducklington 436696 207004 CP96 11100 10700 - 11000 11000 A415 North of Brighthampton 438493 203870 CP258 7300 7700 7600 7900 8200 A415 Newbridge 440274 201188 CP36 8100 8200 8000 8300 8600 ◊ A415 South-E of Kingston Bagpuize 443179 197328 CP198 9700 10200 9900 10000 10200 A415 West of Marcham 444755 196665 CP135 12700 12700 - 13000 13500 A415 East of Marcham 446261 196800 CP260 14000 12600 14200 14400 14300 A415 West of A34, Abingdon 447450 197000 CP499 17600 17800 17600 14100 11900 A415 Marcham Road, East of A34 447973 196874 CP464 24200 24600 24600 21500 - A415 Ock Street, West of Stratton Way 449436 197044 CP573 15700 15600 15200 15900 - A415 Stratton Way North Of Bath Street 449655 197296 CP617 18500 20200 - 19900 17000 ◊ A415 South of Abingdon 450032 196298 CP282 10700 10500 10100 10700 - A415 West of Clifton Hampden 454003 195324 CP24 10600 9600 9500 10100 9700 A415 West of A4074 Dorchester 456927 195855 CP196 6700 6200 6500 6300 6500 A415 Abingdon High Street 449573 197066 CP750 11000 - - 9900 11800 A417 North-West of Faringdon 428234 195875 CP80 2900 2600 2300 2600 2700 ◊ A417 Park Rd North of A420 429137 194775 CP309 8900 9000 8900 9800 10000 ◊ A417 East of Faringdon Bypass 432248 194167 CP81 6300 6300 6500 6800 7300 A417 South-East of B4508 432501 194017 CP82 6500 6700 6800 7100 7700 A417 South of B4001 436780 189258 CP294 6400 - 6400 2300 6700 A417 Wallingford Street, Wantage 440265 187952 CP491 12000 12300 12400 12600 12500 ◊ A417 Denchworth Rd S of Mably Way 439416 189037 CP486 8900 8500 8800 8500 - A417 Mably Way West of A338 439627 189074 CP485 - 9600 9500 9400 9600 A417 East of Wantage 441284 188227 CP83 11000 10900 10800 11000 11200 ◊ A418 West of Tiddington 463585 204830 CP169 12600 - 12400 12800 12700 A418 Thame Bypass 469242 205918 CP120 15700 15900 16400 16600 16800 ◊ A420 London Rd, W of A40 455391 207416 CP510 18700 18600 17400 15900 18900 A420 Headington Hill, East of B4150 452959 206302 CP525 7900 8100 8100 8000 7500 ◊ A420 Magdalen Bridge, Oxford 452246 206007 CP501 19500 19400 19200 19800 20400 Page 2 ◊ : > 40 Road/Location1 Site Description Easting Northing Ref: 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 weeks of data A420 High Street, Oxford (All Souls) 451679 206272 CP529 8100 8100 - - - A420 St Aldates, Oxford 451406 205888 CP528 6800 6800 6700 7900 - A420 Thames Street, W of St Aldates 451383 205636 CP403 14500 15400 14600 13600 - A420 Oxpens Rd, W of Norfolk Street 450772 205889 CP406 16000 16000 15800 - - A420 Osney Bridge (Inner Cordon) 450332 206245 CP503 16200 15900 15900 13700 15000 ◊ A420 Botley Road (Outer Cordon) 449096 206318 CP516 22800 23600 23200 23000 23100 ◊ A420 Cumnor Hill Bypass 448260 206484 CP240 25000 25400 - 25500 27600 A420 Besselsleigh 445955 201676 CP77 20700 20600 20800 21200 22000 ◊ A420 East of A415 441028 198616 CP232 18500 - - - 15000 A420 West of Kingston Bagpuize 438847 197987 CP35 17900 17700 17900 18400 17700 A420 North-East of Faringdon Bypass 431691 196994 CP78 18300 14300 16900 17100 18000 ◊ A420 Faringdon Bypass 429910 195113 CP121 19100 19300 19300 19600 21300 ◊ A420 County Boundary SW of Shrivenham 422208 187651 CP79 20600 20800 21100 20800 22800 ◊ A421 West of Finmere 461358 233164 CP144 8600 8600 9000 9100 10300 ◊ A422 County Boundary N.W of Banbury 437932 244373 CP44 3100 3100 3000 3200 4100 ◊ A422 West of B4100 443300 241605 CP250 4800 5000 5000 5100 5300 ◊ A422 South-East of B4100 Banbury 443832 241499 CP103 13500 14000 13800 15200 14000 A422 West of A423 444952 241584 CP124 21800 22600 22300 33600 23100 A422 East of A423 445663 241719 CP125 30168 29600 28200 25900 - A422 East of A4260 446512 241720 CP126 36000 35900 37400 - 39400 ◊ A422 West of M40 446932 241735 CP307 34300 34000 34600
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