A pedestrian city-centre street between tall buildings seen from a high balcony at midday, a tram line down the middle and café awnings along the sidesPedestrians seen from behind crossing a wide city intersection at lunchtime, a tram gliding past, long shadows in hard summer sunA crowd streaming out of a railway station at evening rush hour, seen from behind in long golden shadows
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Footfall by the hour, central Melbourne.

Pedestrian counts from the sensors of one city centre, Melbourne, drawn where the sensors stand.

Latest reading, 2026-10-17 18:22 UTC 3,350 pedestrians counted by 91 sensors in central Melbourne in the hour to 04:55 local time; busiest 163 King Street with 224.

Footfall by the hour, central Melbourne

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Latest events (UTC)

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    What it tells you

    Which streets are busy and which are quiet, right now.

    Where it is used

    Hospitality property.

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